Career Panel: Invincible from the Start as a Martial Artist

I'm convinced, it's my sister who has a special talent and was taken away by a big force in advance. The protagonist cheats and still competes for a spot.

Now I understand why this book's grades are so bad. They haven't even mastered the martial arts before introducing other professions; a hodgepodge like that is bound to be a flop.

A single cultivation technique has so many levels, and I've never seen one that reaches the final level; they're all disorganized! And they keep adding more techniques! It would be better to just add a technique deduction function to a single, high-level technique!

The protagonist's younger sister is a constant presence...

The author is a complete newbie; if I didn't enjoy this genre, I wouldn't have been able to finish even 10 chapters. I'm out.

Full of typos, switching between "gangster" and "mafia" – purely a studio-written piece.

How did the Iron Eagle Skill's Eagle Claw Force evolve into the Golden-Winged Roc Force? What's the connection between them? They're both birds, so they can evolve?

If this were a new author's first book, it would definitely have the potential to be a masterpiece. The author has written 14 books already, and still manages to write in such a mundane style; they're not suited to writing more sophisticated martial arts novels. There are too many books in this style; it just depends on who has the best writing. The more I read, the more I think, "This won't work."

The writing is bland and unoriginal.

From Chapter 40 onwards, it becomes a battle of geniuses, all about vying for first place and showing off. Once you can't hold back anymore, it gets a bit boring.