It All Begins with the Boy’s Training
一切从童子功开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
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241Chapters
3.7kRecommendations
66.7kFans
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Most of it is enjoyable, but the flaws are mainly concentrated on the female lead. Since they've already mentioned cultivating virginity, why add a female lead as an unnecessary addition?
Written by a 100% female author.
The female protagonist is brainless and self-righteous, exquisitely selfish, yet she cloaks herself in a veneer of warmth and yearning for freedom. The whole story is utterly inhuman!
Although I haven't read it yet, this is the first time I've seen a book about true virginity training, and it seems quite novel and interesting.
This is ridiculous! The protagonist is a martial arts prodigy from the current royal family, but by adulthood, his strength has already reached the first-rate level. The only level above that is Grandmaster, and then an unknown realm beyond Grandmaster. Even his own mother, the Queen, can only access a common divine martial arts manual, the "Heavenly Gang Child Skill." Is he planning to let this divine manual rot away?
If you don't understand politics, don't write nonsense. Do you even know a little bit of basic history? First, it describes how martial arts practitioners wanted to capture a prince to interrogate him about his skills, and then these court officials dared to attack the prince so casually, which I found absurd.
With this kind of writing style, the book will be deleted by readers sooner or later. Even you yourself can't keep going. 🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣
In the early episodes, the protagonist was touted as having a cheat code, and he was even a prince. Then, just anyone could easily beat him half to death, and he'd kill the prince's guards at the drop of a hat. Whose face was being slapped? Just because he has a grandmaster behind him doesn't mean he is one. Besides, the Zhu family has grandmasters too.
It's alright, that's all I can say. It might have been a hit ten years ago... It feels like an old-school martial arts novel, from the era of Jin Yong and Gu Long, with its ups and downs. But nowadays, the pace of life is generally very fast, and online novels are more of a fast-paced form of literature that the general public can accept. I guess it won't be well accepted by many readers now. But those who like this kind of food should probably start with some supplies now.
The title piqued my interest, but I couldn't get into it from the start; the introduction felt rather unnatural. 1. So, someone aspiring to martial arts, supported by the emperor—that's how important a martial arts master is to the royal family? And then some inexplicable fire lotus is worth trading for a wife? Couldn't there be a quid pro quo?
Having read 60 chapters, and after reading novels for so long, this is the first time I've felt the urge to report a novel and have it taken down. You're disgusting readers with no limits.