I Ground My Way into an Ultimate Martial Sage
我肝成了极道武圣
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Either change it to a dual male protagonist story, or don't write that bastard Zhang Cang at all. From the moment he appears, it's obvious he's the chosen one, blessed with good fortune. Every life-or-death crisis he faces escapes unscathed; an old man falls from the sky and kneels to help him through every tribulation. All opportunities are his, all women are his.
They slipped away.
Just popping in to say hi! The protagonist becomes nothing more than a saintly babysitter in the later stages! Creating a saintly character to pad the plot is fine, but turning the protagonist into a babysitter is disgusting. If the goal is for the protagonist to fight for power, that's fine too, but why make him a babysitter to fill the plot?
Isn't this competition for the position of head constable a bit absurd? People who aren't even government officials are vying for it. Wouldn't that throw the imperial court into chaos?
He had three incredibly powerful supernatural abilities, but what happened? In the initial stage, he was fighting enemies across realms while at the peak of his cultivation, facing trash from the next realm, and almost died?! What kind of garbage is that? Is that even a supernatural ability? It's an insult!
I think it's better to explain.
The writing is passable, but the protagonist never gets a satisfying, decisive victory. He either narrowly wins in battles, or just as he's about to level up, an enemy a whole level above him appears. Also, just how strong is the protagonist? To put it simply, how many kilograms does his punching power? I think it would be better to clarify.
It's not bad overall.
The plot moves quickly and is quite enjoyable to watch.
I generally liked it, but the eeriness in this book was too weak; physical attacks could kill you. To put it bluntly, I feel like I could annihilate all the ghosts and spirits in that world with my 60 years of virgin urine! 😒
The "Yakuza" genre is very popular, and many people write it, so it comes down to who has the best writing skills.
Beginner, proficient, expert, minor mastery, major mastery, perfect. What I already know is amazing, no wonder the grades are bad. Without using your brain, you're just a pushover.
Damn it, even if you don't want to develop too fast, you can't treat your readers like idiots! You only get a few hundred taels after raiding the homes of local tycoons.