From the Start, I Gained the Indestructible Diamond Talent

Dragon's Roar Iron Shirt; Tiger's Roar and Golden Bell Cover; Grasshoppers fly on the grass; Ducks float on the water; Loach burrows into the mud; The green snake rolled on the ground; The Rat's Burrowing Technique; The dog barks and howls, a feat of divine power; Buffalo horns; The rooster crows to the sky; Monkeys dart up and down the trees; Chop firewood with all your might; He shoveled the tiger in a fit of rage.

They forcibly create an enemy, like you have a thousand-year-old ginseng, and many people want to steal it. But you've already eaten the ginseng, so why would they still want to steal it? It's ridiculous. The title sounds impressive, but after reading a few chapters, you realize how awful it is. Something about the protagonist's mother being embarrassed when she finds out—I was genuinely embarrassed! What kind of writing is this?

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What does the protagonist want to do? Become a tyrant? Or a martial arts master? He's just running around aimlessly all day.

I don't quite understand. The protagonist's family has connections to Shaolin Temple, and he practices Shaolin martial arts. Why go to that idiotic Beggars' Sect instead of Shaolin? Who knows what era that Buddhist sect is from? But even the worst Buddhist sect is better than the Beggars' Sect, right? Besides, you have an indestructible body, and the system helped you absorb the relics.

Is this supposedly the new book by the king of online novels?

Why not just join the Shaolin Temple? With that kind of talent, the Shaolin Temple would protect even a thousand people. It's a complete idiocy; they treat everyone like fools.

The Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms plus Iron Shirt? And that's equal to Dragon Roar Iron Shirt? Where's the logic in that?

It's Shaolin Temple again. It's the Beggars' Sect again. And the martial arts even have the same names as the Metal element. You might as well just write a high-martial arts fanfiction.

Having read about twenty chapters, it seems to be a high-level martial arts world where higher realms can crush lower realms. It's all about individual strength. The protagonist's combat power should be top-tier in Moyang City, and he's going to join the Beggars' Sect. But the Beggars' Sect isn't very good; I don't understand it, and it feels awkward.