Starting at the Glory Martial Arts Academy
从荣耀武馆开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 724k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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351Chapters
473Recommendations
55Fans
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Wow, that's incredible! Not only can he forgive the original owner for being beaten to death, but he even tries to play matchmaker for him by giving him his deskmate, fawning over a minor character who killed the original owner. What a useless protagonist!
The author's writing skills are hard to describe; the writing is disjointed and difficult to read.
All the new authors on Qidian follow the same pattern: over-the-top and dramatic. They try to run before they can walk, they can't be truly flamboyant, yet they still have to spout off a few nonsensical lines. Newbies should treat writing like calligraphy: start with one stroke at a time, slowly and carefully. Don't try to write cursive before you've even mastered regular script—you'll be nothing!
The body's secrets were revealed but not even tested; they were simply skipped over. Most of the important details were omitted, and the plot is chaotic. Goodbye.
The writing is really messy, with inconsistent details. For example, when the basic fist technique reaches level 5, there's a special effect selection screen, but instead of explaining the specific effects, it's just skipped over. What was supposed to be a fun moment has been turned into a point of criticism.
No, why is it driven by ghosts? It's always women driving things. And the protagonist doesn't even have a brain!
It lacks logic, frequently breaks down, and is somewhat disorganized. I have some ideas, but not many.
Personally, I think there's a major flaw: the original body was beaten to death, yet the protagonist casually negotiated and chose to forgive. After all, it was a case of soul transmigrating into someone else's body, which is rather disgusting 🤢.
Well, there's always a reason why a book sinks to the bottom of the list.
That guy telling his master that his stance training had reached level 5, the highest level, is ridiculous. How does the protagonist know he's reached the highest level? Is that something he can tell others? The master's presence is so weak; his logic is often nonsensical.