Martial Saint: Starting as a Low-Ranking Border Soldier
武圣：从边军小卒开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 428k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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167Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
9.2kFans
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Fleshly Body Sanctification: Starting with Standing Posture and Stat Points
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Using a cheat system to level up results in a forced breakthrough, which carries hidden risks. Having read countless novels over the years, this is the first time I've seen someone become weaker the more they use a cheat system.
A brainstorming post (The author is lacking inspiration and hopes for help from the experts).
(Chapters 24/29/30 have been revised as appropriate. My abilities are limited. If any of you are not satisfied, I am just an idiot author who is powerless to help.) Talent: The few adjectives I've come up with so far are a bit bland. If any experts have any inspiration, please give me a few more. Extras: The names are currently mostly randomly generated.
Going down from high to low, and being a border soldier who has to manage everything, that's really impressive. You're in charge of dealing with all sorts of trouble. Withdraw, withdraw, what kind of trash are you?
A straightforward, ingenious approach to writing, yet it depicts the intricate details of everyday life...
The protagonist's "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) feels unfinished; the writing is bland and lacks any exciting moments. He's also inconsistent, sometimes acting like a patriotic soldier and other times like a selfish individual who doesn't care about anything. Most importantly, there's no real climax or thrill.
Why did the protagonist fall for that eldest daughter of the third branch of the Wang family? It seems so inexplicable. I thought the protagonist might have something going on with Sect Leader Ning. The protagonist has only just begun his rise to power, and if he's already so heavily influenced by powerful families, it could easily lead to a situation like the Nine-Rank System.
The first three chapters should be considered the author's highest level of writing in this book.
The opening is very well written, keep it up!
I think it's well-written, so why is nobody reading it?
I'm a bit confused after it was released; it seems to have started strong but ended weak. Hopefully, they'll come up with a better plan.