A Rhapsody of Martial Arts

I've decided to drop this book after reading chapter 137! The protagonist and his parents actually risked their lives to protect an unrelated girl (the daughter of the protagonist's mother's employer). If it weren't for the villain's consideration for the protagonist's master, they would have almost lost their entire family! What kind of logic is this? The whole family are such hypocrites, so vicious! I'm dropping it.

I dropped it. Seeing Tang Hongquan die made me feel like the main character was just a clown, and Tang Hongquan even more so. As a local tyrant, he was like a stupid dog. Any random passerby was a million times smarter than him.

This dissertation defense was a huge mess. I put in so much effort, practiced so many methods to break limits and got to level 5 or 6, but my mentor just gave me a few acupuncture treatments and I was already at level 10. 😰😰😰 Are you sure you didn't change the outline????

Starting from chapter 100, the protagonist actually wants to start a newspaper. He even plans to plagiarize and serialize martial arts novels into it. Author, are you out of ideas for creating a satisfying experience? This is a fantasy leveling-up novel. What's the point of using these unorthodox methods if you don't improve your own strength? Are you short of money? No, you're short of fame.

There are countless BG (boy-girl) stories. From the moment I saw that four top martial arts masters from the previous dynasty couldn't defeat the protagonist who had only practiced martial arts for twenty days, I had a bad feeling. Next, the super expert who even the central government couldn't handle in his attempt to create a state within a state was surpassed by the protagonist after just ten…

Chapter 140 finally went from being a level 5 trash to a level 12 trash thanks to some cheating! 🙂 Then another hundred chapters passed before it was only chapter 15. This kind of pacing is really disgusting. You can't feel the protagonist making any progress at all, and yet they introduce the senior brother as an opponent ahead of time.

I sincerely suggest the author stick to the style of brute force, where characters overpower each other and blaze their way to victory. This book isn't brute force enough; all the scheming, cleverness, and even caution are irrelevant. Furthermore, your cultivation system is extremely illogical.

When you first start practicing the Tiger Claw external martial art, your strength increases rapidly, which is understandable. I honestly don't know how they could train the lungs so fast. The kidney training was even more incomprehensible; it was completely someone else assisting them.

The writing isn't great, but they're very proactive in deleting posts. I deleted mine without using a single swear word. 🙂🙂

The level-based system is unreasonable. It's not that level-based systems are wrong, but the reasoning is flawed. The beginner is only taught one bone-training skill, while the other five dirty-training skills must be found independently. Is this supposed to prevent being targeted?