Transmigrated to Earth, I Evolve by Starting with Max-Level Martial Arts
地星穿越，我从满级国术开始进化
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 3y ago
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After reading the beginning, I thought this book was going to be a masterpiece, but the rest of it reads exactly like a beginner's novel. 😂
To be honest, I felt really frustrated after reading the first fifty chapters. The protagonist was already earning 300,000 yuan a month when he was only at the first level? There are less than ten such experts in the entire country! And then, he and the Eight Trigrams Sect were targeted the whole time, but they didn't retaliate, and they even stopped after a brief exchange? Are they masochists?
Well written! One of the best new books recently. Fewer and fewer people are actually reading the books featured on Qidian these days.
Overall, the book is not bad, but the protagonist's personality makes it difficult for him to achieve anything in martial arts. Martial artists are usually brave, aggressive, and competitive, like Huo Yuanjia. How could someone as timid and hesitant as the protagonist possibly achieve anything? Yet, the author sets the protagonist up as the number one martial artist, which makes the reading feel forced and like an attempt to portray a scholar as a commoner.
The entire planet Earth is facing imminent disaster, yet they're still fighting amongst themselves. The protagonist is still putting on a show of feigning weakness to outsmart others, and then getting his face slapped in the face. Ha! I'm outta here.
Just pretend I'm rambling because I woke up early and couldn't sleep.
I've seen many readers say that the protagonist's character development is poor, and I wholeheartedly agree. At the same time, I also think the plot design is quite immature. I won't go into detail about the first few dozen chapters, but the author consistently suppressed the protagonist, making it frustrating to read.
Everything was fine until Chapter 59, which was uncomfortable to read: the protagonist had already agreed to be a candidate, meaning he was obeying the country's arrangements, and now the country wanted to test his skills, even pretending to be the ones who attacked him. It's incomprehensible.
Having read up to chapter 40, I know he's transmigrated to another world, knows that martial arts will make him strong, yet he doesn't practice diligently and instead goes off to teach others... Well, you know. His father, who also transmigrated, still doesn't forget to pressure him into marriage, showing absolutely no sense of urgency.
The pacing is a bit off, the hierarchy is unclear, and the world-building is vague. The opening is quite impressive, but the fight scenes are too vague, and the plot progression feels abrupt. Most importantly, there's a lack of character psychology, making it feel rather simplistic. The biggest problems are the unclear world-building, the ambiguous hierarchy, and the poor psychological portrayal.
I originally intended to add it to my reading list. Then I looked at the back. It's like forcing a bridge between them. Compared to this superstar, Earth is nothing, not even comparable to the moon. Such a small place has 10 billion people. How many people can fit on this superstar? Yes, we should consider the future, in case Earthlings reproduce and there are 1 trillion of them.