Martial Arts Grandmaster: I Really Don't Want to Be an Internet Celebrity

... I just don't feel right looking at it.

I haven't read the book yet, but after reading the reviews, it seems that martial arts training requires a certain spirit, whether it's a fierce spirit or a violent spirit. Without that spirit, you can't train anything. No matter how strong and healthy you are, how talented you are, or how proficient you are in the techniques, at best you can only do dance.

Why write about all those conspiracies and the dark side of society? It's exhausting to read. Can't we just have something more harmonious, something light and fun? That would be better for grades too.

The first few chapters were so awkward. Did the author really need to write such stupid plot points? This is a flop.

This is utterly toxic. The author should just give up. You don't understand the domestic environment of that era and yet you insist on making things up. What could you possibly write? And this guy calls himself a martial arts master? It's laughable. This protagonist is like an idiot. He talks about the rules of the underworld, saying that having a gun is the rule, and having the biggest fist is the rule. Your rules would be more relevant in modern society.

Keep it up! This is great, I think it's really good. (I've been a bookworm for eight years)