Super Martial Arts Tokyo
超武斗东京
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Ah Cheng is practically a masochist among fighters!
Even if you can secure a consistent victory, you must still experience your opponent's signature moves! If you encounter a strong wrestler, you must get thrown a couple of times; if you encounter a strong boxer, you must get punched a few times. You want to learn everything and experience everything, and then claim that you are "just exploring what it means to be strong!" He's an absolute masochist! Ah Cheng, the purity is so high!
Will the main character emit black smoke?
The thought of the protagonist throwing a couple of light punches later makes me want to laugh.
Green pick-up handle
I quite like this kind of protagonist, who relies more on skill to win. I feel that many protagonists in similar fighting novels like Baki and Kengan rely on the physical strength given by the author to fight, and it gets a bit aesthetically tiring after reading so many. I support the author.
Street Fighter's power levels are truly high. Everyone's favorite, Sanjiro, even used a nuclear submarine as weights for training—it's magical! Akuma even fought all the way to the moon.
A pinnacle of fighting novels, now definitively concluded.
I've followed it all the way through, and now it's finished. It's quite special. In the past, when I finished a novel, I either felt empty, relieved, or rather bland. But this time, it felt like I had tasted a sacred delicacy. The ending left me feeling exhilarated and overjoyed. Without a doubt, I believe this is the strongest work in the fighting game fan fiction genre; its strength lies in...
The battle chapters are too long.
I've almost caught up to the latest chapter, so I'd like to share my thoughts. —The constant seven or eight chapters of battle scenes are really tiring to read. The author's battle scenes are not bad, but the problem is that online novels do not have the same visual impact as comics or animations. The excessive length can easily make readers tired, especially when following the updates.
It feels like the author is too obsessed with making the battles realistic, resulting in a distorted and ineffective portrayal of mental energy and energy fluctuations. The altered energy fluctuations, in particular, are significantly weakened, becoming merely a manifestation of Shiraki's level of power.
With a quack, he thoroughly humiliated that scoundrel, beating him to his knees until he awakened the female teeth within him!
Yujiro Hanma and the Wu clan
The author needs to carefully consider and provide a convincing reason why the Wu clan didn't seek out Hanma Yujiro for a breeding stock, since Hanma Yujiro still wanted to train someone to fight him.