Grinding My Profession in a High Martial Arts World
我在高武肝职业
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- High-Martial World
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- 5mo ago
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- Qidian
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Are there any novels in which urban martial arts masters become warriors and then go to the front lines to practice and kill monsters, open up new territories for human survival, and explore the war and development of ethnic groups in the universe? I always feel that such urban martial arts competitions such as high school competitions, university challenge cups, and social challenge cups are just like children's play house.
I have never been an author.
To be honest, I have never been an author, but I think it should be okay for an author to update hundreds of chapters a day, right? Let me emphasize again, I have never been an author🙂🙂🙂🙂
I've read Chapter 20 and can't stand it anymore. It's too watery and distracting.
The plot in the latest chapters has started to get addictive. You are already in StarCraft, and you still engage in SB plots such as China ranking fourth in platinum rankings and America ranking first. Not to mention the classic plot of Sakura Country mocking the protagonist. What could have been considered good grass is now hay.
Gaowu, is it just high school students practicing martial arts?
I felt awkward reading the first few chapters. I practiced until I ran out of energy and my body was exhausted. I was still training hard with concentration, but I still persisted even though my body collapsed. Energy is conserved. I don't have the money to spend all my money to attend key classes, but I'm hungry and my body is exhausted.
The content of the past few days has been cumbersome and protracted, and many details and scenes are really unnecessary to write. A Babel assessment took several chapters. In memory, write a chapter on the previous level. It's not too difficult, is it necessary? There are also people who watch the assessment from the outside and describe it too much.
Upgrading does not increase attributes? Light skill upgrade? Then no matter how many levels the protagonist rises to, he still won't be a three-second man? I'm exhausted after using the skill once or twice a day. . .
The scholar is almost level 3, and the level has not increased at all. It is boring and ugly to suppress the combat power like this.
In the world of martial arts, if you are 184cm tall and 78kg, you are a weakling, and you are not a cultivator.