The Greatest Warrior in History

I can't say that I hate it, I can only say that I have no feelings for it. Old birds who have read a lot will probably feel this way. After all, there are too many people with such names... "History" was originally a very valuable prefix, but now it is like cabbage all over the street. Of course, this has advantages and disadvantages, at least it is easy to attract novices. The opening chapter is quite satisfactory, with a blood feud, a golden finger, and a revenge mission... What struck me was that the protagonist would reflect and be wary of the creation of the system, instead of accepting it with peace of mind. At least a veteran like me would immediately feel good about it. There are many routines for martial arts and kendo. This non-external training method is indeed easy to arouse people, but it is also a limitation. At least the protagonist cannot find any magical weapons at will, otherwise it will violate the original intention of this book. To be honest, I have always thought that it is incredible for a world to specialize in the development of kendo and ignore martial arts and physical training. Martial arts masters who have practiced to a high level can fly flowers and pick leaves to hurt people, but you bunch of immortal cultivators still can't break out of this barrier. What is holding the sword? It is a human hand, a human body! Wouldn't it be better to go hand in hand? There must be some kind of martial arts and kendo. However, this worldview may also be caused by various historical issues. For example, the Sword God won against the Martial God a long time ago, so he did not allow martial arts to rise in the world under his control. "Praise to the Holy Light" are both newcomers and encourage each other.