I Begin with Military Boxing and Build My Way to the Pinnacle of Martial Arts

I've already finished reading it. I hope the author doesn't make it like that other book where you add cultivation in the real world and suddenly a martial arts master appears, or even a supernatural being on the moon—it'll just be a complete mess. If you're going to include those later on, then please give me a heads-up now, so I don't waste my time.

To put it simply, training is a matter of the amount of exercise. So-called martial arts are essentially about human biomechanics, plus combat techniques. Boxing training is all about combat techniques. If you want to purely improve your physical condition, I suggest going to the gym.

Seeing people at the supermarket acting like they're about to die just carrying a carton of milk makes my head spin. My six-year-old nephew can run incredibly fast with a carton of milk in each hand. Based on your attribute-corresponding strength, the protagonist would need all stats to be at least 10 points to perform like an average adult man.

I've changed one point. I previously said the human limit was 3, but if you convert it, even reaching 3 only results in a bench press of 105 kg. In reality, the human bench press limit is over 500 kg. So I changed that setting to 3 or higher.

I only read a few chapters of the beginning, and it's practically turning the protagonist into a monkey. The average adult male's weight is set at 1, and the average adult male's bench press is 35 kg. The protagonist is only 0.6, So one arm can only support a little over 10 kg. That's outrageous! He can't even support his weight by turning over in bed at night—is he terminally ill?

This is like a woman's bound feet; if you didn't know better, you'd think you were ants climbing a mountain! This is the first time I've read such a densely written novel. I really don't know when you'll finish writing this; it's so detailed. Every time the panel appears, I can't even tell what the difference is between it and other things—it's always just a tiny change of a fraction of a second.

A female lead is forcibly introduced; she just happens to be rich, just happens to be interested in the protagonist's Bajiquan (Eight Extremities Fist), and just happens to be very beautiful. Why would someone who is both rich and beautiful be interested in Bajiquan? If she were interested, it would be in fitness, since it helps build physique.

It's 2023 and people are still attacking protein powder. I take it when I work out. It's a favorite for poor people and those who don't have much time. With the same nutrients, eating 20 egg whites a day would make you vomit, but protein powder is quick and easy to consume. It's all about saving time. Do you think people don't want to eat beef? They want to eat seafood instead? Can you afford it?

The military boxing was portrayed as incredibly powerful. If you really want to improve your physical fitness, I suggest you go to the gym. If the protagonist didn't have some kind of fantasy advantage, the physical improvements he gained from boxing would definitely not be as significant as those from working out.

The data panel appears too frequently, three or four times a chapter already! How am I supposed to read this? It's just padding the word count. Hurry up! For example, say something like, "Just like this, even after ten days or a month, things will be better than they are now."