Daily Evolution, Starting with Mastering Tai Chi

Humans embrace hope, but hope is untouchable and invisible. They can only wallow in despair; how many can truly rise from boundless despair? I can only find it in dreams, in my imagination. My entire life is laid bare before me.

I've read about 70% of it. At the beginning, the "I am the only one" trope was quite interesting, but the constant participation in various sports got a bit tiresome. Ozaki's eight-event approach also seeks thrills in the sports world, which isn't the same kind of thrill I'm looking for in a novel about the "I am the only one" trope. So, the further I read, the less I could continue; it felt a bit like something I neither enjoyed nor wanted to abandon.

I've only read a few dozen chapters, and it's pretty good. It's just that the promotion is lacking. Many good books on Qidian have died because of this. Authors, operations, and editors need to come up with some solutions in this regard!

The restaurant challenge videos are generally quite good. Eating contests aren't just limited-time, unlimited-quantity challenges; many restaurants also hold timed competitions. It seems much safer than videos featuring "skill masters." Unless, of course, they want to go down that overused, formulaic path of traditional martial arts.

It's alright in the early stages, but it gets a bit boring in the mid-to-late stages. However, the later part, where the protagonist survives a nuclear explosion, is really exciting! The protagonist truly becomes a god among men!

Originally, it was supposed to be a unique, solitary system, but now you're turning it into something like a spiritual revival? Global biological evolution and mutation? 😥

This book is good, so why aren't my grades very good?

What's amazing about this novel is that it doesn't change the brand or country names; it creates a very immersive experience. I haven't seen anything like it in years.

It's indeed quite good. The lack of female characters is a significant drawback; the female characters appear the most, with only a few dozen pages and a single line or two. The overpowered abilities are impressive, but not invincible overnight.

This book is really good compared to others of its kind. Absolutely top-notch! Keep up the good work, author!