Martial Arts? I Don’t Know Any, I Only Know Thunder Magic
国术？贫道不会，我只会雷法
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The entire world is filled with idiots among the supporting characters. The protagonist, with their lightning magic, agility, the ability to control the wind and rain, and the power to bring the dead, is met with nothing but astonishment and exclamations of "Wow, awesome!"
Unable to withstand it any longer, seeing another Taoist descend the mountain, his mental cultivation essentially gone, he spoke with a pathetic, worthless tone.
My assessment is that there are no major flaws, and those who are detail-oriented can enjoy watching it, but please don't overthink it; just enjoy the moment.
How could this book have achieved such good results? Are people so indiscriminate in their reading nowadays?
The sheer volume of books produced by studios sometimes makes me wonder if the continued availability of these books involves money laundering...
Does the author really think Taoist priests have no skill? Even if they don't know magic, their bodies are incredibly strong; one punch and they'd be begging you not to fall.
When reading this type of book, don't overthink it—no, don't think about it at all, otherwise you won't be able to finish reading it.
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Let me raise a question. Before the system, the number one Taoist sect in the world was just a group of ordinary people. The protagonist only became extraordinary after he got the system. Then, decades ago, Japan had all sorts of extraordinary individuals and Onmyoji. Even in South Korea, any random Taoist priest can use magic and talismans. And before the protagonist, the Xuanmen Holy Land and the number one Taoist sect in the world were just a group of ordinary people.
Seeing everyone criticizing this book in the comments section, I feel I have to speak up and say something fair. This book is already very conscientious compared to other novels in the same genre; the others hide the dregs in the chapters, and you have to read more than ten chapters before they start feeding you dregs. This book starts screening readers right from the synopsis; it's practically a moral exemplar.