A Grandmaster from the Real World

Another one about teaming up with the national team? Can't we have something a little more original? There are so many stories like this, basically every one follows the same formula, only the beginning is different. If I remember correctly, the first one started with someone getting sick and discovering a character panel, then they started running and practicing martial arts, and suddenly all…

Oh, it's such a wonderful thing to comment on yourself!

It's not as bad as you guys say. I think it's watchable. Here's your monthly pass, could you please make it a featured post? I've never featured a post before.

What people like to see is this unique style, not when you're writing and suddenly a Space Marine or a martial arts master pops up.

The beginning was fine, but in chapter thirty-nine, the style suddenly changed, and ancient martial arts warriors appeared. Will a cultivation family also pop up later?

Why was it abandoned? I even went to recommend the book. And then so many people complained that it was abandoned. I was just starting to promote the book for less than half a month, how could it be over already?

After finishing the author's unorthodox cultivation novel, I went back to this poorly written book, sob sob 😭, it's so frustrating. I finished it in two days and I'm out of reading material again~ It's not easy being a bookworm, is it? One meal full, one meal hungry...

This book is quite enjoyable up to chapter 31. The author writes realistically, without personal bias or excessive patronage. The plot twists are believable; there aren't any forced introductions of random characters who then act tough before being exposed, nor does the protagonist, after gaining power, act subservient while learning new skills. The storyline, where the protagonist learns the basics in a realistic way and gradually acquires the key skills, is very satisfying.

A seasoned bookworm selected this book from hundreds to subscribe to, indicating that the writing style, setting, logic, and sense of realism are truly excellent. A slower build-up is fine, as long as there's development and climax later on; it will achieve legendary status just like "A Mortal's Journey to Immortality."

Oh, I was just about to check, but it turns out the last update was more than ten days ago...