A Record of Strange Martial Arts

With a tiger by your side, what's the use of disguise? Others will know who the tiger is as soon as they see it. This is a big poison.

The overall feeling is okay, but some places feel weird. For example, the protagonist wants to build an organization more powerful than the killer organization, and a spy more powerful than the royal agent. The protagonist sets the goal too exaggeratedly for such a small territory. If he wasn't the protagonist, he would have been called a fool.

It's a very good book. It was recommended by the monitor of the second class of our fourth grade elementary school.

I'm still speechless. How did the author think that when you were ten years old, someone would call you little brother, but no one treated you as a child? Did the two of them only need to eat and drink after staying in the mountains and forests for three years? Where are the clothes? How can you still look like a person after spending three years in the mountains picking wild fruits and eating wild animals? No matter how good your martial arts skills are at 13 years old, you are still a child. Who the heck would call you a senior? At most, he can be called a young hero. If you want to write the protagonist, can't you bring yourself into it a little bit? The details of writing a book are more important!

It is rare to find such a stupid novel. After reading more than 30 chapters, the protagonist is completely brainless and reckless. Also, does the author think the way the things that happened in this world are handled is reasonable?

This is all rubbish, there is no charlatanism in the whole process, it is all about the imperial court. A bunch of characters appear out of nowhere in the early stage, but they are not mentioned at all in the later stage. Fill the whole process with water. If you grab an individual, you can write dozens of them, and if you attack a Fuyun Sect, you can write dozens more.

It doesn't matter if there are no heavy troops stationed on the border with the enemy. However, when the army of 500,000 in the Later Yuan Dynasty pressed on the border, the protagonist actually organized his own forces and the local Jianghu forces to resist. The Great Xia court did not say that it sent troops to support, but it acted like nothing was wrong, and did not even give a shit. What kind of logic is this?

More than a hundred chapters have passed since the protagonist left the mountain, with an average of one "I don't want to reveal my identity" per chapter.

I feel like the current martial arts novels are all fantasy novels disguised as martial arts.

Um, why isn't the main character called Lin Xi or Lin Qi? Instead of being called Lin Xiqi, the technique might as well be called Bei Ming Zhen Jing. Ming Bing, that's such a twist. Although Bei Ming Zhen Jing collides with martial arts, you can still change it yourself 🌹