Six-Slot Divine Build

Why don't novels of this type always depict martial arts training leading to inhuman transformations? Here, they become giants, and in another similar book, people turn into mountains of flesh. Is accumulating flesh the ultimate result of martial arts? It's such a baffling concept.

After reading over forty chapters, I feel the protagonist is quite pitiful. The author sets the protagonist up as a muscular brute with a cheat ability to wear equipment. However, the protagonist has practiced martial arts for twenty years. Twenty years of practice aside, the key point is that even at the peak of martial arts, he lacks the superhuman strength to fight with one hand...

Some suggestions on equipment You could consider some serendipitous encounters, such as meeting a fallen aristocratic family, the last remaining member of which doesn't even know they have the bloodline of an aristocratic family and thinks it's a disease.

As a regular reader from the previous book, I found the author's writing style quite mature and commendable. I checked out the new book today, but the later parts of *Shushan* strayed too far from its original direction, lacking much of Bai Mei's growth and elevating his character too much, making it difficult to continue reading.

What happened to the protagonist's consistently high intelligence? Why do I only see him recklessly charging around? Even a monster that drank demon blood and lost its intelligence could feign death and ambush the protagonist! This is clearly dumber than a pig! 😰😰😰

After reading the description, the most familiar item among the six legendary items is probably League of Legends. But these items don't seem to be from League of Legends. Where are they from?

The author's writing is decent. However, the time span is too large, and the origins of the equipment are unclear. The protagonist is fixated on martial arts. Even though equipment is clearly the protagonist's primary means of power, he devotes 99% of his energy to martial arts training.

Well, I've finished reading it, but it's a bit short... Anyway, I'll start by giving a few tips. I've already subscribed to the whole thing, so please mark it as a featured post.

Did the author take leave to go to Thailand? I wonder if he has been discharged from the hospital yet?

I've read over a hundred chapters, and to be honest, I'm starting to get hooked. It begins with the author creating a new realm called Dan Realm, then a senior appears who's over a hundred years old, representing the Hundred Longevity Realm after Dan Realm. Then the author repeatedly forces the protagonist to create Dan Realm—what? You broke through before you were even born?