
Adding Points to Martial Arts in the Real World
我在现实世界给武技加点
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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356Chapters
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I haven't watched it yet, let me imagine the content. In reality, the protagonist gains a stat-boosting system, gradually becoming extraordinary. Once he starts practicing martial arts, many martial arts masters emerge from his path.
The writing is too verbose. The protagonist is going around looking for people to learn martial arts from, one after another. It's just an ordinary world, where are there so many masters? If he has a cheat code, can't he just practice martial arts quietly on his own?
Holy crap, you start by writing about a first love with ALS? And then kill her off in the next chapter?
You deleted a comment for such a small amount of writing? You can't even point out a slightly unnatural plot point?
There's a knife, run! (A deeply cultured, artsy type.)
The opening sequences of the first few chapters were a bit confusing, quite inexplicable.
There's no need to worship so many old men when practicing martial arts, is there? Going around seeking favors from old men is baffling. First there was Old Man Dong, then Old Man Shen and Old Man Gong. Being so respectful to these old men, and even getting entangled with their descendants, just puts yourself in a shackle. Are these old men entertained by playing these social games?
I haven't watched it yet, so I wanted to ask if it starts in a supernatural world or if there is no supernatural world in reality? It won't be another cliché where the protagonist is perfectly normal before becoming supernatural, and then suddenly a bunch of high-tech, superpowered people, and martial artists appear after he becomes supernatural, right?
Writing about first love like that, is he planning to kill his wife to prove his immortality? Honestly, even with the system available, he can't save this first love. What's the point of practicing martial arts? You can't live forever. Life is only a few decades long. You haven't changed anything in the past, and you can't leave anything behind.
The story starts with a girl suffering from ALS?! Author, if you don't cure her, I'm unfollowing!