High Martial: Invincible Starting with Basic Archery

[Recommendation] He transmigrates to a strange world where the heavens and earth have changed and ferocious beasts roam, yet he lacks the talent to become one of the rare awakened ones. He embarks on the path of martial arts to temper his body, but his small village faces a food shortage... Is martial arts truly a helpless choice for ordinary people as a second-best option?

I feel the author's portrayal of the villains in this book is misplaced. Frankly, the protagonist kills more humans than mutated beasts. What's going on here? The background clearly describes humanity as being at a disadvantage, barely maintaining a balance, with small towns frequently destroyed by beast hordes.

The protagonist needs experience points to level up his martial arts, and with his current combat power, a beast tide is imminent. He's certainly not lacking in high-level monsters; a single trip should yield tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands of experience points. But he refuses to go.

For books you can keep reading, maintain your own pace and don't let the comments sway you.

Gao Wu: Invincibility begins with the shock of those around me when they see me!

I couldn't continue reading past chapter 130-something. I guess the ending is that a few bandits trigger a series of villains, and behind those bandits is that guy surnamed Guan. After killing Guan, there are some five great families. Behind those families are some three S-level or something. It's very flat, very classic, and the power levels are just random.

Aside from the protagonist and those around him, there wasn't a single good person.

Hooray! The book is a good read. It gets a little bland and formulaic in the later parts, but it's still enjoyable. I hope the author continues to improve.

Do you have any similar novel recommendations?

Good book; some comments section is just messing around.