High Martial: I Rely on Hard Work to Train in Martial Arts

I couldn't continue reading after the second chapter. Earlier in the story, there was a childhood friend who helped him clean his house, showing their close relationship. Then, the protagonist took him hunting. Then the protagonist awakens a system, and the story begins with the friend's family swindling him, which the friend tacitly agrees to (their reason being that their family has thousands…

No need to read this anymore, it's a guaranteed protagonist-torture novel, tortured from beginning to end. The protagonist is like a pig, constantly being tortured and seeking torture. The whole world is full of evil people, the real kind, the kind who kill without hesitation.

In ancient times, land consolidation was rampant, and the areas surrounding mountains and forests were all owned by people. If you wanted to hunt or cut firewood, you had to go deep into the mountains and forests.

I find the character Zhao Ergou quite interesting, which has attracted so many comments. I specifically went back and read a chapter or two, specifically the part about Zhao Ergou. Who is Zhao Ergou? He was the original owner's good friend for many years. The protagonist's good friend took him hunting. The protagonist shot the dove, and his friend picked it up.

I waited two hours and it still didn't post, so I'll just post a picture.

Good people still make up the majority; this is the core logic. Only when good people make up the majority can society be stable. The protagonist, as written by the author, is biased towards good people from beginning to end. According to this setting, this ancient society should be an environment like the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, where people kill and eat each other.

This is written by an experienced author! What a selfish protagonist! He's practically a match for Tang San! Even the smallest favor from his childhood friend is still a favor, but when there's a conflict of interest, he immediately harbors resentment. He even thinks his friend should steal grain for him, and if his friend doesn't, it means they have a bad relationship? It's only right!

I've noticed that even after all these years, it's still popular to write characters who are the source of all evil, constantly running into trouble, and everyone seems to dislike them, even if they haven't done anything wrong. 😄

I've never seen a novel where there isn't a single good person around the protagonist. Forget good people, there aren't even ordinary people; everyone is hostile towards the protagonist. It feels like the author personally experienced it.

Did they change the outline or find a new author? After entering the city, the style of the village changed drastically, and the Zhenwu Sect style was another sudden change. The village is like a martial arts world, the city is like cultivating immortality, and the Zhenwu Sect is like a fantasy world. The synopsis and the "golden finger" (cheat code) are disconnected from the content.