Mastering the Basics: Training Proficiency in Hammer Techniques
修行从基础锤法肝熟练度开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 556k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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New Releases: A Guide to Avoiding Duds
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I won't add any dumb books to this list, because I really hate them! Emmm (๑•̀ㅁ•́ฅ) As someone who cares about logic, I first check whether the story is internally consistent, then whether its values and other aspects suit my taste. I just realized I'm really picky about novels! ( ,,ʘωʘ,,) I like decisive protagonists who don't hesitate to kill. It's even better when the side characters and villains are smart too! ₍₍ ◝(●˙꒳˙●)◜⚘₎₎🎉 I'll add books over time. Feel free to recommend yours if you'
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I hope the main character doesn't turn into a three- or four-meter-tall hulking man later on. Every time the Yakuza series progresses, big means strong and tough. Can't they just have a physique like One-Punch Man? Why do they have to make him look like the Hulk?
I stumbled upon this book today, initially drawn in by the title, but after five chapters, where's the hammer? It only appeared in the first chapter. At first, I thought it was just a bait-and-switch tactic, but it reappeared later as the characters learned martial arts. I hope the hammer appears more often later on; I'm sick of the same old swordplay and sword immortal stories on Qidian.
Holy crap, it's been so long since I've seen a protagonist using a hammer, and a swordsman protagonist who doesn't use a sword either. I'll add this to my bookshelf and take a look.
Muscles are still necessary. As someone who wields heavy weapons, you don't need to be tall, but you need to have a lot of muscle.
Just for the fact that you wrote about the obscure weapon, the hammer, I'm giving you my recommendation vote, and I'll also give you a first-day subscription when it's published. Keep up the good work!
That's hilarious! Thank goodness they changed the name to "Extreme Hammer," hahaha!
The first few chapters were a bit weak, but it got better and better as you read on.
Author, what were you thinking? What's the point of the recent chapters?! Even the setup shouldn't be like this; I can't read it at all. You've already established the world-building, and the protagonist's strength has increased. Developing your own power or training disciples would have been far better than this. You're putting the cart before the horse.
The updates are infrequent; it's easy to get stuck with a book and then abandon it.
It looks pretty good. Aside from a few minor flaws I'd like to complain about, there's nothing else to complain about. The hammer is actually okay, but why not learn to use a bow? You can shoot an arrow from a distance, be invincible in close combat, and then build your own armor. Speaking of which, does cultivating immortality not require knowledge? Does it not require literacy?