The Martial World: Heaven Rewards Diligence
综武之天道酬勤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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403Chapters
12.7kRecommendations
54.2kFans
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The saying "Heaven rewards diligence"
Ahem, the function of "Heaven rewards diligence" has only three points: 1. As long as the protagonist is willing to practice hard, his cultivation will not stagnate; 2. It can enable the protagonist to learn any high-difficulty martial arts; 3. Once proven, it is proven forever. As for the rest, that's it.
The worst thing for a protagonist in a crossover martial arts story is encountering someone who seeks refuge, takes in, or flatters them. This person is clearly inferior to the protagonist, but in the protagonist's eyes, they will become a powerful figure in the future.
When I saw Chapter 24, I felt frustrated and panicked. I couldn't find anything to say in front of me, but I kept going crazy in the back. I obviously became stronger through practice, but I went around trying to show off my non-existent IQ. I wanted to use the system of improving the whole battle, but I had to build a system to quickly become stronger through practice. It's neither fish nor fowl.
I just finished reading Chapter 68 and I want to ask, will the protagonist come back and slap the sweeping monk later on when he becomes stronger? Did you kill Murong Bo? Is it okay if I kill someone and then do good deeds for 10 years? What's more, Murong Bo kept stirring up trouble and tried many times to start a national war. Many people died because of him.
A hammer in the east and a mallet in the west. It feels like nothing has been accomplished. I couldn't find it when I looked for Jiuyang, and I couldn't find it when I looked for Bingcan. I lost interest after seeing this. It's not that I can't understand why the author doesn't want the protagonist to have everything smooth sailing, which makes it feel awkward. It's just like playing a game.
It was so frustrating to watch; the more I watched, the more annoyed I became.
I just read the first chapter. Can someone tell me if the author has whitewashed Wei Yixiao? If he has, I'm not reading anymore.
Your martial arts skills aren't high, yet you're wandering around the martial world? There's no compelling reason for you to go anywhere. You have a cheat ability but don't use it properly. Are you out of your mind? This is "Heaven rewards diligence," not a reputation system. It's not like you lack advanced martial arts skills and need to search for them.
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