Chinese Martial Arts! The Grandmaster
国术！大宗师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Wild ginseng that has been stored for a hundred years will never be cheap.
I'd like to say a few words. I'm usually too lazy to make a separate post, but I really love the subject matter of this book. However, there are many aspects that I personally feel could be improved.
While it's not really your business whether you have me as a reader or not, I still want to say a few words. Your act of rushing to the front lines to block the Allied forces in the book was incredibly selfless and fearless! But it was too simplistic! In fact, it's simplistic writing in many ways! This isn't what you should be doing, although you could have!
Having read about a hundred chapters, here are my thoughts. I much prefer modern martial arts matches; as for the fantasy world, I think it's really poorly written! A perfectly good traditional Chinese martial art is ruined by cannons, Barrett rifles, and pistols.
A century-old ginseng costs one silver dollar. Are you sure it's not a giant radish?
The protagonist is just like Teddy; he gets aroused no matter which woman he sees.
I just can't take it anymore, I get horny the moment I see a woman.
This author clearly doesn't understand Ming Dynasty history. The book states that the dynasty wasn't overthrown by the Qing Dynasty, so Ming Dynasty technology couldn't have been interrupted, nor could it have closed its seas to the seas. Therefore, there was no Western Renaissance afterward.
Chinese martial arts, my favorite; the two realms, my biggest weakness. Why is it that now Chinese martial arts is either about the two realms or the heavens? It's so frustrating.
The story I wrote recently, about annihilating tens of thousands of enemy troops while suffering zero casualties, sounds too unbelievable, doesn't it?
One thing to note before reading this book
The amounts of silver mentioned inside should be multiplied by one hundred or two hundred to calculate the exact amount; otherwise, you'll find the descriptions in the book as abstract, as if seeing a single silver dollar were equivalent to seeing a whole chest of silver dollars.