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

. . . I always feel uncomfortable looking at it

I haven't read the book yet, but after reading the comments, it turns out that practicing martial arts requires a breath of energy, whether it's bad energy or violent energy. Without that breath, you can't achieve anything. You are strong and healthy, no matter how good your talent is, and no matter how proficient you are in your moves, you are still considered a dancer at best.

Why write about those conspiracies and the darkness of society? It's tiring to read. Can you be more harmonious? Can't everything go smoothly and be relaxed and happy? The results are also good.

The first few chapters felt so awkward. Is it necessary for the author to write such a stupid plot? Fight on the street

It's a poisonous weed. Let the author cut it. You don't understand the domestic environment of that era and you still insist on talking about it. What can you write? You still have the bearing of a martial arts master and laugh to death. This pig's feet are like a fool. He also talks about the rules of the world. Having a gun is a rule and having a big fist is a rule. Your rules are almost the same as in modern society.

Come on, this eight-year old bookworm thinks it's great.