The Mightiest Luo Cheng Sweeps the Land

Li Yuanba, in his hammer-wielding, heaven-cursing state, could probably take down the Four Fierce Warriors and the Twelve Greats combined with a single blow. However, Yuwen Chengdu's true form is on par with Li Yuanba's. Jiang Song's strength, compared to Yuwen Chengdu, is actually only about the same as Pei Yuanqing's.

Yuwen Chengdu is undoubtedly the second strongest hero of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Luo Shixin was only strong enough to withstand Li Yuanba's attacks. In a real fight, he might have been outmatched by Li Yuanba's superior skills. Li Yuanba was at the peak of both skill and strength. In the original work, Jiang Song was merely the weapon that separated Li Yuanba and Luo Shixin during their fight.

😰😰😰A perfectly good martial arts novel has been turned into a romantic tale, with the protagonist constantly showing off his writing skills and literary talent. And this is supposed to be a chaotic world, a chaotic world!!! He hasn't even practiced martial arts for long before he's showing off and being pretentious everywhere. This content has absolutely nothing to do with the title! It's really... ?

Jiang Song and Luo Yi weren't born to the same mother, were they? Luo Yi probably only found out about Jiang Song's existence when he rebelled.

The writing of the drama is so awkward. I let you know how powerful I am at every turn, and then I don't even fight back. It's enough.

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Just from the synopsis, you can tell it's another story about a domineering protagonist. In the Jin and Tang Dynasties, no matter how strong you are in martial arts, even if you are a master of both literature and martial arts, you're destined to be a minor character. It's uncertain whether powerful families will even take you along.

Um, regarding the training portion, have you done any research? If I'm not mistaken, modern military training is less intense than ancient training. This is because ancient warfare involved cold weapons, demanding higher physical fitness and more coordinated teamwork, while modern warfare is based on individual combat. So, morning runs and formations... Seem like child's play... But it's also possible they're just training raw recruits. I'll keep looking.

Following the recommendation of the "Mythical Version of the Three Kingdoms" book, the first chapter... Feels a bit immature in writing. A character appears at the beginning... Followed by a series of eerie laughs and then a freakish laugh... It feels like there's something wrong with the person's facial nerves.

I'm just here to see how the weed girl died from her healing.