Adding Stats to My Martial Arts in the Modern City

The betting has started! The betting has started! Let's bet on how many chapters the eunuch will be left hanging!

Mass-produced articles written from a template

Urban fiction inevitably follows certain rules: the weak prey on the strong, the pretentious are slapped in the face, there are many female protagonists, the protagonists show off in public, and there are live-stream comments, etc.

This template has been written to death, yet a bunch of people are still writing it. In the early stages, practicing martial arts and filming videos to gain some traffic is enough; why bother livestreaming like a clown? Wouldn't it be better to fight in boxing matches abroad than to be a clown? That champion should go back home, talk to the military about becoming an instructor, then establish a protective security network, and grow powerful abroad—wouldn't that be incredibly satisfying? 🤓

The previous section discussed how difficult it is to become a martial arts master, then how difficult it is to achieve Ming Jin (manifested strength), and how difficult it is to achieve An Jin (hidden strength), etc. It implied that combat power would definitely collapse in the later stages, roughly equivalent to a million people worldwide at the Hua Jin level. 😁

It would be strange if this wasn't a mass production from a studio.

Is it possible to run 6.8 Kilometers with late-stage lung cancer?

Can traditional dance techniques allow one to cross a river on a single reed?

Another terminal illness + stat panel = extraordinary, haha...

Before even getting into the story, I saw the synopsis and the main character's name was Wang Longhu, and I immediately didn't want to read it.