The Long Road of Martial Arts
武道漫途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Why does every book on demonic arts include lizards in the Five Poisons? Toad, Spider, Centipede, Scorpion, Snake.
The author shouldn't repeat things too many times; it's tedious to read.
Is it a storyline where the protagonist reconciles with their family and revitalizes the family business?
This is so formulaic, it's practically a shoddy version of "The Demonic Cult Leader." I can't stand it anymore. Here's a brief summary, and later readers can experience it for themselves: The protagonist has a father, just like the father in "The Demonic Cult Leader," whom he vehemently dislikes.
The setup is too arbitrary. Your father was already a powerful figure in a prefecture-level city at the Nascent Soul stage, but then they say that two Qi Refining cultivators aren't even considered good fighters in the martial arts world. It's ridiculous.
Dude, you can't even copy properly! Your writing is terrible, it's like you have no presence at all.
Well written! I hope the author continues writing. Compared to "The Demonic Cult Leader," the plot isn't as low-IQ or illogical, which is better than "The Demonic Cult Leader." As for the writing style, many chapters repeat previous content, which is a drawback. However, it's still much better than the Demonic Cult Leader's mindless mockery and weak, uninspired dialogue.
Still not decisive enough. Sigh, if you offend someone, just wipe out their entire family and escape quickly. At the Dun family's place, you should have hidden next to the one who wiped out their entire family, waited for the sect girl to return, and then killed her. There wouldn't have been so many pursuers afterward. You're not smart enough. Later at the ruins, why not just wipe out that young master?
The writing is poor and weak, and the plot is also inadequate... The author wanted to write a wise protagonist, but simply doesn't know how to portray one.
Swords, spears, halberds, jade flutes, iron fans, iron claws, daggers—anything goes as a weapon. Why use a pen? Every time I see someone using a pen to fight, I think of Zhu Xi in The Return of the Condor Heroes, pointing and gesturing with a pen during a duel—so awkward!