
High Martial: My Martial Arts Leave Home Every Day
高武:我的武学每天都在离家出走
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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The name of this book shouldn't be called Runaway from Home. Even if you run away from home, you can still control the transaction partners and what kind of martial arts you can control and run away from home. Can this be called Runaway from Home? It should be changed to "I can trade with beings from all realms"
Author, when you are planning to become a eunuch, don't leave quietly. Write a final chapter with all the martial arts skills and run away from home, never to return. The protagonist has been waiting for them to grow old when they return.
The author writes novels just like the players. A person with good talents in a small place is called Tianjiao, and those with good talents in the whole world should be called Tianzong. Those who are just more talented than ordinary people are geniuses, and geniuses are too cheap.
The third revision revised more than seven chapters and more than 2,300 words.
The opening background has been simplified and added, and Zhu Neng's length has been modified to make the protagonist's mentality more reasonable. As a protagonist who has lived in the world of martial arts for eighteen years, his mentality should not be arrogant at first glance. After the subsequent plot of the strange world and the end of Tianjiao Camp, the plot of going to the defense line is also somewhat unreasonable. The weird plot will be rewritten during the Dragon Boat Festival, reducing the length, and adding settings about the defense line. After entering the Martial Arts University, you need to go there, but many settings are not explained clearly. These two days will be spent adding and rewriting. In the future, every revision will be pinned to the top of the book review area for refinement. I read the book reviews, and many people said that this book will definitely collapse, but I don't think it will. Wherever it breaks, I push it from there to rewrite it. It's just a matter of rewriting it several times. If I can't write a work that satisfies me in one writing, then I will continue to revise and push it to rewriting. Until it is modified into a work that I think is qualified. one time
The protagonist has long since become a villain. It's okay to be a villain for the benefit. I'm afraid that if he becomes a villain for the sake of the villain and only gets revenge without getting much benefit, the protagonist will be dead sooner or later if the author is not a liar.
Is this combat power system too outrageous? Let's do the math. You woke up and took the college entrance examination when you were an 18-year-old senior in high school. In less than half a year, you reached the bone forging realm. Then there were thousands of people who were in a higher realm than you. They became gods in their freshman year and then killed them randomly. It only took a year! Then those soldiers are cannon fodder, and the cannon fodder is guarding the front line? It's so easy to level up as a genius, but there's still a hammer enemy!
I found that most of them like to level up some insignificant characters as the protagonist levels up. The protagonist has a golden finger, so why should they? You just cut a scene. Changing the map and adding more characters is better than forcing levels. In a training camp, except for the protagonist, the remaining students are almost catching up with the level of the chief instructor. How long have others been practicing? You can't be too rubbish to be a chief instructor, right? Not to mention how long you have been practicing, damn, it turned out to be a bunch of irrelevant characters. After practicing for a few months, you can almost catch up.
After reading Chapter 6, to be honest, there is no need to read it. There is really no need to belittle those martial arts worlds. Private goods are too serious, and the protagonist is set to be an ordinary person. His presence in the class is extremely low. After getting the system, I instantly feel calm and like a big villain. This reminds me of some novel plots. Some villains are very calm when they meet the protagonist, looking down on the protagonist, and then they become very crazy when the protagonist slaps them in the face. The protagonist of this book is like this. If he is slapped in the face, he will definitely become very crazy, just like the author, although the disguise is very good, the essence is still the same
It feels like the more you see the protagonist in the back, the more abnormal his mentality becomes. Now he has completely turned into a villain...
The twins thing is so disgusting. The protagonist sacrificed the life of a whole world in return to create two lunatics. The protagonist has no humanity at all. It's boring. Reading a novel still makes me feel disgusted by humanity🤢