
The Martial Arts School Summons Heroes
武馆之召唤群雄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The novel's title, starting with "Martial Arts School," severely limits the protagonist's future development. Even if it eventually develops into a sacred place, would it still be called a "Martial Arts School"? That would be too undignified! If the author is truly interested, they should really consider changing the title. Otherwise, the writing might become irrelevant to the theme, or feel constrained, which would be a net loss!
I hope the author sees this and will adopt it! After all, if you choose to write about these historical figures, you must describe their personalities, characteristics, and expressions; otherwise, they are no different from puppets.
Honestly, author, don't you think your writing is really bad? Let's put aside the plot and just look at the characters. Look at all the famous historical figures you summoned! They're all well-known figures from history! But your character descriptions are practically nonexistent. How did you portray any of these historical figures with their unique personalities?
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It feels like the summoned masters are completely useless. They're still at the same level as before. What's the point? Leveling up is so slow. And they all have the same level of skills. Just pick a few; is it necessary to learn them all? Even if you learn them, what's the use? They don't increase your strength.
Ze was furious. Suddenly, he pointed to the sky and cried out, "My kingdom is in Ze! I will suffer from hunger and die in the wilderness, facing an unfathomable abyss!" He then pointed at the crowd, who were all terrified and quickly retreated. Ze laughed, looked up to the sky, and roared, "I will never bow down for five pecks of rice! I will never eat a single grain of your petty wretch's food!" After a short while, Ze looked around and said, "It smells delicious!"
My god, it's already canceled after 1300 first-orders? This guy really knows how to play the game!
Cheer up, Da Da! Keep it up!!! Waiting for the rise!
I feel like you could make a cape like the three admirals of the Marines in One Piece's Marineford arc, and have the military advisor put on a row of chairs and sit there with his legs crossed—that would be so imposing!
The author may have intended to make the assassin scene comedic.
But honestly, I didn't find it funny at all. It felt like the masters summoned by the martial arts school were all useless.
Let me first point out the unreasonableness. How did the top expert come to be? (The natives don't know.) Secondly, none of these masters had any official identities (for example, where is Foshan, the hometown of Huang Feihong? Who was his teacher? Even the locals didn't know, yet no one ever suspected anything!).
Another one has entered the palace as a servant. I hope you can rival Wei Zhongxian.