High Martial: From Angler to a Peerless Venerable

In Chapter Six, you went straight to the blacksmith's shop to ask if they had any armor. Are you trying to play a game of elimination among the six clans?

Things are going awry. Prices are collapsing, combat power is collapsing, and even the hierarchical order is collapsing.

This is the kind of social interaction and understanding one should have after two lifetimes. The protagonist's logical thinking is quite good, the plot is tight, and the storyline is okay. Unlike those books written by young people that are nonsensical and full of problems. If the plot remains fresh, it should be able to be broadcast on a major network. 😁

Fishing skills are at the rule level. If you force yourself to fish in a stagnant pond where there are no fish, what will you catch?

The author's power system is really chaotic. Because it's a system defined by the author himself, things like "Bao Dan Huan Dan" (a specific power system in the game) can be confusing while reading, and there's no separate explanation of the system.

If that sister surnamed Hong isn't killed, this book will most likely flop.

Nowadays, fantasy novels are either set in the late dynasties or feature characters born into slavery; ten recommendations in a row are all about this kind of thing. The problem is, I've never read any of these.

It's well-written, why is nobody reading it?

It's like being addicted to drugs; you kill like crazy, then you lose all motivation.

I'm outta here, let's read something else. It was actually quite well-written; the lone wolf fishing was great, but then suddenly in chapters eighteen or nineteen, it's about recruiting rebels. Has the author gotten too cocky?