I Achieved Sainthood Through My Physical Body in the Real World

Now that everything is here, let me say two sentences. These two sentences are the two sentences that I think are objective evaluations. There are two sentences that are not very litchi. Those two sentences are not very litchi, so I will make a long story short and leave out the two sentences that are not litchi. There are two sentences about Zhi, so I will tell you these two objective sentences that I think are useful. Well, these two sentences are both objective and true, so I will briefly talk about these two sentences. The first sentence, I personally think, this book is quite Everyone knows about this book. This is the first sentence I want to say. It is very true and objective. Then the second sentence is also very true and objective. It is a new book and a good book, so it needs your care. It means that it should be done and supported. After all, it is an acquaintance. That's it. I will simply say these two sentences. I think these two sentences are enough to express my evaluation of this book in these two sentences. That's it!

To be honest, I don't really like this kind of protagonist who is getting bigger and bigger. This book is okay. At least it has a human form. Some Yakuza-ryu protagonists have muscles that look like tumors, and the ridiculous temple muscles can bulge like horns... The body of a strong man in the magnetic field is acceptable to me. At the limit, I prefer a Saitama-style protagonist, no need to be bald, with a figure of 1.8 To 2 meters within the range of a normal person. The muscles do not need to be too inflated but are made of fine steel. According to the body of a normal person, the power of the gods can be unleashed: punches can collapse mountains, split seas, break the sky, and explode stars! You don't have to go crazy to fight with the opponent. The opponent becomes a huge body of four to five meters in a crazy stack state. When attacking, the various scenes are destroyed and the price is not very good for the protagonist. The protagonist punches the opponent with a backhand and makes him vomit blood. He is 1.9 Meters and five meters away. The steel-like muscles of the opponent's wild beast are like cotton under the protagonist's fist, and there is an invincible beauty🙏

This martial arts association is written like an ancient sect. It seems that the country's decision is nonsense to them. They are taking life and death from local sects? Will the country with strong military force let the martial arts association go as it pleases? Do they have those resources at their disposal? The notice of the country's decision to open up resources is only informed to the association general meeting, not distributed to all places? I feel that the author has not thought about how to write about a world in modern society, and just imposes the same old things.

The book is okay, but it's not what I want to read. What do I want to read? It's similar to One Punch Man. The opposite party is full of bells and whistles. The protagonist fights with all his strength. The protagonist dusts off the dust and can't even pull out the buttons on the opposite wall with a slap. There is a kind of beauty that is crushed by attributes.

To be honest, a random person from the capital can't be seen through here? They are all in the early stage of recovery of spiritual energy, why? That's not how it's written when you fight monsters and change dungeons, right?

Male protagonist

Body that breaks limits: Through exercise, your physical fitness can increase without any upper limit, and the effect of exercise will not diminish. The author takes a closer look, don't you find the conflict between that bullshit withering magic and the fundamentally stronger physique of pig's feet... If I were the enemy of pig's feet, I would be with you when you are withered. I'll beat you to death in an instant, and I won't even have a chance to make you proud. The reality is neither Ultraman nor an armored warrior. The villain has to wait for you to transform... The body that breaks the limit is the most important thing. Don't force yourself to practice the magic of glory... It's the Breath of Thunder. Isn't it delicious...

It looks good, but I have a question. The body and the soul are closely connected, so a strong body should lead to a strong soul. Although it cannot be compared with those who specialize in the soul, the physical attributes are thousands, and the soul is only 2. It is the same as the souls of two ordinary people. It feels so separated.

It's really cool to be cool, but I find that the male protagonists of this kind of Yakuza style are now all based on the same template. Strong and indifferent, all he thinks about is profit except fighting and killing. I feel a bit tired after seeing it too much. I personally think that the strength of the body will improve your knowledge and change your mentality, but it will not distort a person's three views. If the mind can be changed by the body, is it really powerful? Many people may say that the protagonist should be indifferent. This is everyone's own opinion, and there is no right or wrong. But if the protagonist of every book is a template, will it really not get boring? Readers who like Yakuza, let me read ten Yakuza. Each book has the same protagonist, and the character of the protagonist can be switched seamlessly in each book. Can you really read it? The first thing I came into contact with was the man at the top of the food chain, and then the book "Go Away". I have read more than a dozen books one after another. Really, every protagonist is exactly the same. This book was quite enjoyable, but I was really tired of reading it. If there are any Yakuza stories with different character templates, can you recommend them?

Brothers, it will be fine once it is actually put on the shelves. What kind of garbage is hiding in a blind corner? This is the orthodoxy 😏