
Martial Arts Begins with Turtle-Breathing Visualization
武道从观想龟息吐纳术开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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That's too cruel! The mother and sister are almost starving to death. The protagonist clearly has the ability, but he just doesn't use it.
What a piece of trash! He's practically starving and still pretending, and he wouldn't even take the money after killing someone. What kind of martial arts are you practicing if you're eating that garbage every day?
The story begins with the protagonist being exploited at work, going hungry, and his mother and younger sister being emaciated and pale. The world is in chaos, and the protagonist tells his sister not to leave the house. When he returns from work, he finds his sister playing outside in the freezing cold. He gives his mother the single ration he brought back and then takes his sister out for a snowball fight. This is the content of the first two chapters. 🙂
Now I understand why time-travelers are always portrayed as orphans; the worst thing is encountering an author so stubborn they'll poison your mind to death.
So, teaching the health-preserving techniques to the protagonist's mother and sister should be fine, right? They can't go out anyway, so they have plenty of time to arrange. At least it's good for their health. Besides, if there are any more toxic situations like killing without taking money or searching people, I don't know how many people will quit the game. They should quickly arrange some adventures to improve their lives and increase their skills.
Wu's husband, being kind, threw Wang's body into the river. What's going on? Just threw it into the river. Instead of using a straw mat, were they trying to bury it in a mass grave?
This is a terrible novel; it lacks intelligence, is full of contradictions and illogical writing, and doesn't seem like it was written by a human.
I've noticed that all those people talking about poison have names; what they're using to defend it is just a string of numbers... Hahahaha!
I forced myself to read over twenty chapters while feeling nauseous, but I couldn't take it anymore and left. This guy has such little power, yet he's so fearless and offends everyone. Even if you want to show off, wait until you're stronger. Was the protagonist a child before he transmigrated? Did he have absolutely no social experience?
Is it really that toxic? The comments are all complaints.