The Rise of Chinese Martial Arts: I Grow Stronger by Teaching Students on Livestream
国术崛起，我靠直播收徒变强
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 251k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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103Chapters
297Recommendations
36Fans
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The biggest taboo in martial arts fiction is starting with various debunking stories about how there were no real masters in the world, then suddenly the protagonist becomes a master and everyone in the world is a master. You'd think that before, even if the protagonist wasn't incredibly powerful, they were at least stronger than ordinary people, but activating the protagonist's skills would result in them being complete noobs.
This isn't traditional Chinese martial arts at all; it's just "Qi cultivation" disguised as traditional martial arts. 😅
Why doesn't the author change the setting to a foreign country? The protagonist could be Lu Bu, who transmigrates to inherit a martial arts school. The school has only a handful of employees, barely making ends meet, and the language barrier (due to incomplete memory integration) adds to the problem.
Where's your live stream?
What percentage of the competition is actually live streaming? It's all about real-world backstabbing and intrigue; breakthroughs even require elixirs… In talent selection, aside from one person who cheated and severely injured the selection teacher, only one person with the Golden Bell Shield defensive technique passed…
There are already so many inconsistencies in the martial arts training in just a few chapters. 🤫
But there's one difference? What's the difference? The world you described in your time-travel story is exactly the same as the present one—both have legends, both declined a hundred years ago, and both are now disbelieved. It's true that the martial arts world in the place you traveled to is still thriving, but the world in the story that declined and no one believes it is exactly the same as ours, isn't it?
I don't know what I'm writing or what I'm trying to express anymore.
The background setting is extremely unappealing.
Saying it's a parallel world would have been enough, but you had to add unnecessary drama! Look at what they wrote: "Taking the enemy general's head from among ten thousand troops," "Climbing over city walls several meters high," "Walking on a lake as if it were flat ground." This isn't a parallel world, it's science fiction!
It's more like a traditional upgrade system, not a live stream system; the live stream version is considered a not-too-overpowered cheat.
I hope everyone will support my new book. Thank you so much!