Martial Arts: Start by Improving Your Physical Fitness in Mass Graves

The writing is okay, although it seems to be quite flawed in some places, but I look forward to the follow-up plot.

It can be seen that the author has entered the computer and probably was written by a human with a bit of AI. Some places are not smooth. The panel also feels like there is no such thing except at the beginning and later. Except for the occasional pig's feet going crazy and saying the panel's credit, the sense of presence is too low. Moreover, there are plug-ins, and the writing is still enjoyable. It is annoying to read.

Good protagonist with a stick? Farewell

The weirder the weapon, the faster you will die. . . .

There are too many restrictions. There are barriers in the middle stage of facial training. Is this still a failure?

The book is good, but there are too few, and each chapter is too short. Only two chapters have as many words as one chapter in other books. One chapter is estimated to be about 1,500 words.

Great strength can produce miracles, so you choose the Wufeng attribute. What is the top understanding?