Grandmaster of High Martial Arts

Actually, this book is quite well-written, but it feels a bit deliberately timid. Of course, you might think that by writing the protagonist, you intended to establish a "I won't offend others unless they offend me" mentality. However, you need to consider that this book is set in a martial arts world, where martial arts lead to enlightenment, and martial artists are bound to fight.

Just a reminder to the author. Actually, this book is already quite well-written. Don't nitpick too much, or the later parts will suffer. Many books on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) have flopped this way. The most important thing is to persevere and ensure that the quality of the later parts is the same as the earlier ones. Don't deliberately pursue the thrill of showing off or face-slapping. Subtle charm is the real charm. Keep it up, author, and take care of your health.

To be honest, this book is quite well-written. I read over a hundred chapters in one go, but then I felt something was off, so I went through it again from the beginning and found that the author had quite a few problems with the book. I may not be the kind of person who is saying this, so please forgive me. 1. The book starts by giving the protagonist a rebirth advantage, and then... Nothing.

Why can't I invest even after reading for 10 minutes? Can someone explain this to me?

To be honest, I wanted to write about the feel of high-level martial arts novels. However, the result was a mix of plot points that were supposedly very interesting, turning the flavor from patriotism to intrigue and power struggles, from a war drama to a palace intrigue. Martial arts are one's own—isn't that better? Why did it have to start with an alternate world path?

I just don't understand how someone so low-level can just possess another body so easily? Why not just possess the descendants of a powerful figure? Would the whole world belong to them? And how the hell can a country exist if it's full of scoundrels? So many scoundrels are emerging! A country that tolerates and backs down from even the most basic sectarian opposition? That country would have been wiped out long ago! And cults keep popping up and causing trouble.

I wonder how many people this introduction will deter.

Is this even watchable? This is the first time I've seen a minor character in the early game possess the protagonist. And to make matters worse, they can't even get rid of the soul! What will happen in the later stages? Will the protagonist's mind be filled with the souls of their enemies? The system is useless too.

The synopsis is good, but the content is incredibly addictive; I couldn't even get past chapter 10...

That's such a coward! He clearly could have won, but he refused to go all out and got knocked down. It's disgusting. I really can't stand watching the Five Tigers fight like that.