Wuxia: Fists Conquer All Under Heaven

Fist is power. Clenching your fist means holding power. A powerful punch is a sign of power. A man cannot live a day without power. I only believe in my own fists.

As long as you don't go to the palace, that's fine; many books are about taking leave to go to the palace.

The book is alright, but the choice of the "golden finger" (cheat code) is poor; it's too overpowered. The golden finger produces a martial arts manual every two months without any cost, and the protagonist is a martial arts prodigy. Therefore, I really don't see any need for the protagonist to leave the county.

I've actually read over a hundred chapters! My tolerance for bad reading has increased again. Actually, I wouldn't call this book bad, it's just that the plot is so drawn out and padded with unnecessary details. I've read over a hundred chapters, and after leaving the starting village and arriving at the Shen family, a single dialogue has already taken four or five chapters and we still haven't…

Water, the entire piece boils down to one word: water. It needs a revise. This kind of fluffy writing doesn't make money anymore. Stop fawning over every woman you see; that's not fashionable anymore. Now, women fawn over the protagonist the moment they see him. Or just omit the female lead altogether. Remember, my friend, people who enjoy wishful thinking are generally broke.

To be honest, the beginning was quite well-written. However, when changing maps, he inexplicably provokes an assassin organization—I could understand if the protagonist was being impulsive—but to fall in love at first sight with the woman he rescued? I really don't understand. Where did the protagonist get the audacity to provoke an assassin organization for a complete stranger?

The beginning was alright, but I was so disappointed when we got to Changping Prefecture, I couldn't bear to look at it anymore.

It's clear the author wanted to describe all the details, but words are different from images. If the focus isn't clear, the writing becomes verbose and tedious. Present the key points and gloss over the rest. Stop portraying the protagonist like a sycophant; sycophants aren't fashionable anymore. Being sycophantized is. Good luck with your next book; this profession is getting tougher and tougher. 😓

Ugh, it's so tedious, tedious is the only word to describe it. Even the most trivial things can drag on for ages.

Does the protagonist of this book have any cheat abilities? What kind of cheat ability?