I Have a Martial Arts Manual Copying Panel
我有功法复制面板
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 600k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
294Chapters
3.3kRecommendations
12.5kFans
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From Poison Sand Palm to Martial Sainthood
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To put it another way, this world is really strange... It's not unusual for the government to collude with gangs, but it's rare to see such blatant arrogance. They're even searching the whole city; there are probably people killed and injured everywhere, right? And no one's taking action against these thugs? Aren't they just thugs?
Training will also improve other attributes like agility and stamina; it's not that training only improves the specific attribute you choose.
If you can't remember it, don't create so much data.
Well, killing someone is too blatant. If you don't have the power to do something bad, you try to harm someone, but then deliberately let someone else know. Isn't that just courting death? You could have just secretly killed the other person.
From a feel-wise perspective, the protagonist seems a bit passive, and I don't understand why he seems to prefer direct confrontation. This kind of overpowered ability seems more suited to a sneaky, stealthy approach. He even knows there might be a trap somewhere (I don't quite understand the plot in chapter 45; why would I tell you I'm going to kill you?). Why not just charge in directly?
In a world like this, the protagonist actually manages to survive peacefully for a year—that's amazing!
This is the first time I've seen a novel that completely destroys the initial premise. A normal person has 10 points, but this protagonist has 400-500 points—that's practically Ultraman! And the protagonist's enemy is a eunuch, with the same cultivation level as the protagonist. What, is high-level power worthless in this world? Then why does this world need ordinary people, gangs, or armies?
The more I write, the more it feels like pointless whining; it's like I can't poop, it just gets more and more long-winded.
It felt too forced. The possession by the ghost was too overpowered; no matter how strong the protagonist was, the ghost was always stronger. It was like the ghost was constantly forcing the protagonist to train to survive. Weren't there any other plot points to advance the protagonist's growth?
Why do so many novels become so weak and of such poor quality immediately after being published?