The Chinese Martial Arts Superstar

As long as I have tickets, updating is no problem. 🤫🤫🤫

It seems quite a few people are saying this is toxic, which is good! According to the laws of online novels, this might be a sign that I'm about to become famous... I'm taking a sip of this reverse milk! 🤫

The forced conflict with the coach and the abrupt plot twists are noticeable. Considering you're a new author, keep it up! Less clichés would be better; beginners often struggle with formulaic writing.

I am coming

After a hiatus of more than a month, you're still on Sanjiang? Qidian, do you think you're the only app for reading novels?

This book will be available next Friday, November 22nd. Let's see how the first few orders go. If the first few orders meet expectations, I'll quit my job on the spot. After it's published, I'll guarantee at least 10,000 words per day. I won't say more. That's it, just vote. ✊

Is it true that once you've made enough money, you abandon the project? You play the emotional card first, get readers to tip you, and then you disappear? Ten days have passed.

Here's a brief review after reading the latest installment: The fight scenes are truly thrilling, and the author's skill is impressive. But there's one thing I want to complain about. The appeal of this type of book is supposed to be: 1. Thrilling and exciting action within the story; 2. Applause from the audience.

There's really no need to write these sensitive plot points. The protagonist could make movies, open a martial arts school, fight in MMA, take on disciples, and occasionally help the country with special missions. I think these are the things a protagonist should be doing, and they're safe too.

As you were writing, you somehow brought up relevant departments, bro. Look at your name, it feels like you're going off-topic, like you're losing sight of the main theme.