
Conquering the Martial Path with the Bloodline of a Mountain Ape
横推武道从觉醒山岳巨猿血脉开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
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377Chapters
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32.3kFans
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You started by saying that Niu Er had a way to die, that he forced you to, and you dragged it out until the 20th card before you killed him. You are the slowest I have ever seen.
If you're going to write a lighthearted, enjoyable story, just write it properly. With so many restrictions, how can readers enjoy it? And if readers aren't happy, how will they spend money?
Your first 38 chapters were all about depicting hatred, no wonder you kept deleting comments and writing off-topic. Martial arts are the focus, and you kept writing about side stories. You brought the Zhao family in too early; if the protagonist had entered a few days later, it would have been more satisfying to kill them all.
Instead of using red berries and snake gallbladders to enhance your strength, take them out, especially the red berries. You truly don't understand the essence of fantasy novels!
They seem like barbarians.
Seeing monkeys makes me feel a bit out of place; it always feels like an insult. If it were tigers, mountain lords, or mythical white tigers, it would be better. Otherwise, there aren't any major problems. It's not a story about brute force; it's more of a martial arts progression story. Learn the rhythm of slaying demons and monsters; it's truly incredibly satisfying.
To conquer martial arts, you need a fast pace. Reaching the first level in chapter 66 is too drawn out.
It's not great, but it's okay for killing time when you're looking for something to read. The author has a terrible sense of time and money! A major cultivation level in just a few days? Then there must be countless people in the world at the same age as the protagonist, and the medicinal herbs that are hard for the protagonist to obtain are far too abundant for the powerful and wealthy.
It's alright, readable, nothing particularly bad, but as for the sheer enjoyment, maybe it's because I've read so many books that I don't find it particularly exciting. However, it's not difficult to read and you can keep going. If you're looking for something to read, you might want to check it out.
The value of this level is a bit low; each level doesn't involve exponential growth, but rather a fixed increase in value.