I Reign Supreme in the Martial World

Why is nobody reading this? It's actually pretty good.

The later parts were alright, but then the woman in the story became a turn-off. Even without a female lead, it's still better than having a female lead who's a prostitute. Ha, you want to marry her just because you went to a karaoke bar? The protagonist's thought process is really peculiar.

Let me mention why so few people watch this. As a seasoned bookworm, I feel that the first three chapters are crucial. The book begins with the protagonist possessing a fool and then feigning madness to seize an opportunity for a direct confrontation. This opening is a bit cliché, and most impatient readers will already be giving up by this point.

Having read up to chapter 78, there's one flaw I just can't stand. He spends all his time and effort building his power, but every time a battle comes down to it, the protagonist ends up fighting entire enemy groups single-handedly, while his subordinates are never actually used.

I've been a long-time fan of self-cultivation for a while now; it was the book that got me hooked by the principal, and it's the only one I've ever finished reading. It's quite a coincidence, though, that this book was approved by me. Keep it up, you'll definitely become a hit! 😁

I've been a longtime reader of "Cultivating the Self," and in the last few months I've given up on all other novels except "The Master." I hope this book does even better, because "Cultivating the Self" truly writes fantastic martial arts novels.

Why do all the novels these days start with idiots, morons, or mentally challenged characters? Can't they just start with something normal?

Well written, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง~~~Unfortunately, I'm short on cash~~Don't go into the palace anymore, keep your style~

Keep it up! 🙂🙂🙂

It's really good, it's just a bit weaker in the late game than in the early and mid-game, which is a bit of a shame.