The Supreme Grandmaster of the Martial Arts World

To put it simply, the author's writing style is superb, giving it the feel of reading an old physical book. There are three questions. 1. The plot moves too fast and the writing is convoluted and difficult to understand; sometimes I don't even realize I'm moving on to the next part of the story. 2. The background information is unclear, so how did someone get robbed?

It would have been better if he had just crippled Tian Boguang with a single palm strike right from the start 😑

To be honest, my impression of him is that he lacks genius. He didn't achieve the status of a grandmaster after experiencing so many worlds. In fact, Ling Donglai in Huang Yi's world achieved his status through travel, study, and seclusion, becoming a figure relegated to the background. This protagonist is far inferior in terms of talent and charisma.

I've been reading Qidian for years, but I only subscribe and never tip. This book is an exception. Yan Ben's gentle and kind manner towards his family, yet his merciless and ruthless treatment of villains, is exactly the kind of man I've always admired.

After reading about the worlds the author chose... All I can say is that it's all the same old story. No matter how strong you are, it's all the same. There's no difference between reaching the pinnacle of *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* and *The Return of the Condor Heroes*, or reaching the pinnacle of *The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber*. If you're going to upgrade the game, at least increase the strength of the worlds themselves!

It feels so strange. They took martial arts as a martial arts story, but how did it turn into something like the Great Dao?

All I can say is "Holy crap!" He's expanded the Toad Stance into the Devouring Heaven Technique—an epic, enhanced version of Ouyang Feng. He's even more awesome than the Ouyang Feng in that novel that's specifically about him and is on the new book charts.

Why do you keep writing flashbacks? Are you trying to write a script?

No, I think this book is quite good, and there's nothing wrong with its writing. Why are all the posts I see saying bad things about it? Did the author offend someone?

Congratulations on the completion! In short, the protagonist's martial arts skills weren't showcased much towards the end because his leveling up was too rapid in the beginning, making it difficult to elevate them further later. However, overall it was still very good. The plot was better than most current martial arts novels. I hope there will be more Hong Kong comics with more originality. Keep up the good work! It's a relief to see what's going on.