Body Tempering That Blasts Through the Heavens
横炼爆诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The story begins with an all-out attack on Japan, unstoppable and relentless in its external campaigns. However, upon returning home, the protagonist is frequently betrayed and becomes timid and submissive. It's a classic case of a strong start followed by a decline in performance. Despite the protagonist's immense strength, he lacks a single skilled bodyguard or recruited fighter.
The Return of the Condor Heroes is morally questionable. Let's just talk about Ying Gu, She was originally the wife of the Southern Emperor, but for some inexplicable reason, she fell in love with a fool. She had an affair with Zhou Botong and fathered a child out of wedlock. After the birth, they discovered the child had health problems.
I don't know when it started, but bodybuilding has become about becoming inhuman, turning into a giant muscleman 🤮🤮🤮
I was going to check it out, but after seeing the synopsis and the last sentence about it turning into a muscle behemoth, I instantly lost interest.
Some people say that bigger is stronger! Think about the water droplet in The Three-Body Problem; if the density is high enough, everything is made of paper!
A multiverse fantasy story disguised as a Cthulhu mythos novel. If it were purely a multiverse story without the Cthulhu plot, I think it would be even more exciting. I strongly suggest reducing the Cthulhu content; it's too distracting.
When did a bunch of sissies start coming to the training area and liking to point fingers? So, the pros can't bark, so they come here to fire their own tirade?
The online claim that "Zhang Sanfeng claimed to be a remnant of the Yuan Dynasty" startled me. After some investigation, I discovered that this claim is highly likely fabricated by someone with ulterior motives and subsequently cited by uninformed individuals.
What female warrior could withstand the protagonist's iron crotch strike?
This is baffling. What's the point of having a wife and child from the first life suddenly appear? And the protagonist is still practicing virginity training... Generally speaking, someone pulling this kind of crazy stunt would be using the author's wife as an incarnation as the original wife.