You Have Science, I Have Divine Arts
你有科学，我有神功
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Honestly, I feel that those hand-forged weapons are just hype. Handcrafting can never compare to industrial forging. How many times per minute can a 75kg air forging machine strike? How many times can a person with a 70kg hammer strike? And in steel mills, the sledgehammers weigh tens of tons—what kind of person can compare? Don't even mention that hand-forged weapons are more precise.
It feels like the story has gone astray. The idea of using chat group interactions to change the fates of protagonists in different worlds and promote traditional martial arts was great! The main characters' storylines in the chat group could be expanded upon; for example, Feng Yuxiu's was very well-developed!
The author is genuinely sycophantic towards Japan. Iaijutsu, a technique used for assassination, is invincible in a head-on fight. Across the entire mainland, they can't even beat a disciple, let alone a master. This manipulation of praise and criticism is truly masterful. Then, in the comments section, they claim it's not that there are no victories.
The Iaijutsu (traditional Japanese martial arts) scene was such a forced, unpleasant read; the beginning was also incredibly padded, and I just gave up on it after that. I don't recommend paying to watch it.
Is chat group useful?
Many people read only a few chapters and then said that chat groups are useless and skipped around. Now let's discuss this. The role of Master Wang is to prevent the protagonist from having a deus ex machina and end up having seen all sorts of kung fu, which would be unrealistic.
Rubbish The writing is verbose, the plot is clichéd, and the ending is terrible!
I really don't understand. The katana used for Iaijutsu is only 1-1.5 Meters long, with an effective kill range of less than two meters—purely for close combat. The spear, on the other hand, is 4 meters long with a kill range of 5 meters. How can someone using Iaijutsu possibly land the first strike on someone wielding a spear, especially if neither side has moved much? Surely the person wielding the spear isn't stupid enough to fight within two meters with a spear.
To be honest, I really don't understand the author's world-building. The people of Mo Lan Star are clearly the seeds of Project Seed, arriving together in this strange universe. Mo Lan Star's trump card (cultivators) is only good for deterrence due to the limited spiritual energy, so various nations are vigorously promoting different martial arts in hopes of forging a new path.
Why is it so popular to change names halfway through a book now? I have several of those on my bookshelf now. Before, name changes were usually for things like "Urban Night Battle Magical Boy"—just writing whatever came to mind, for fun. And then it inexplicably became popular. People changed their names because they thought they were awful. Now it seems like everyone just changes their names for no reason.
This book is quite creative, and the beginning was great with a comfortable pace. Each group member was well-developed. Unfortunately, later on, I don't know if the author was influenced by someone, but the pace changed. The number of people joining the group was too fast, and there were too many people, so they all became mere tools.