Ancient Martial Arts: The Sun Rises in the East

The sun rises in the east, I am the only one who is undefeated!

I don't know when and who invented the two words "". As long as they describe martial arts and martial arts, there don't seem to be many people who don't use these two words. I feel irritable when I see these two words now.

Sunrise in the East should be a book with a strong sense of family and country.

Eating and waiting to die proves that the protagonist has no ambition, so why can he achieve great achievements through time travel? If a person who strives for progress travels through his world, would Goldfinger have better luck than him in everything, and achieve higher achievements than the protagonist of this book 🤭🤭🤭

I just read this book. I like it very much. I have saved it.

The author will tell me why some people can't stand it. The main reason is that when I look at Dongfang, I think of being undefeated and domineering. After I clicked in and took a look, I realized that it was not what I imagined. The contrast is huge, which leads to the mentality that the protagonist is too rubbish and can't stand it. Personal feeling (╯▽╰)

After reading the first few chapters, I don't want to read anymore. The plot is too speechless. The coach asks the protagonist to borrow money, but he would not borrow money normally. He also creates some students to fight for him and engages in life-and-death battles. He is neither a master abuser nor Long Aotian. The plot is also unreasonable.

I can't understand what's written in a mess.

I have read more than thirty chapters, and I feel like there is only one family named Gu who is causing trouble in this world. Isn't the author's layout too small? Do all people in this world have the surname Gu? I can't stand it anymore

Zhang Zhang pretends to be a slap in the face! Interesting?