In the Martial World, Playing as Xiong Ba

I feel that the portrayal of Xiong Ba is more ruthless than domineering. Xiong Ba was probably the kind of person who was invincible among those of the same level, even if he encountered a single protagonist from the Feng Yun series. Xiong Ba's defeat was entirely due to luck; he was out of luck and it was beyond human control.

I saw some comments saying that Xiong Ba's martial arts were incorrect, so I'm clarifying it here. There are two versions of the character Xiong Ba: one is a comic book, and the other is a film and television adaptation. In the comics, the martial arts skills that Xiong Ba knows are: Three-Part Returning Qi, Heavenly Frost Fist, Cloud Dispelling Palm, Wind God Leg, Three-Part Divine Finger, and…

The most beautiful woman in the martial arts world

Seeing this setup, is it really another story of a weak protagonist leveling up by limiting their abilities? First, they develop in a tiny, insignificant corner, then enemies appear in larger, more powerful areas, each more powerful than the last—how cliché!

When I saw Nie Feng's level-up and the scene at the Emperor's Tomb, I knew it was going to have a rushed ending.

Classic NTR

The group has been created! Brothers, you can join now and brag to each other.

It's getting more and more awkward to write; it doesn't have the feel of a powerful overlord at all.

The most prominent characteristic of Xiong Ba is that he is treacherous, cunning, ruthless, and two-faced. Behind it all is a rather superstitious belief.

The very first chapter, the rules of the Seven Kill Tower's tokens, are practically charity.