Super Martial Arts Tokyo

Even if you can win steadily, you must experience the opponent's unique skills! When you meet someone who is strong in wrestling, you must be thrown twice, and when you meet someone who is strong in boxing, you must be punched a few times. You want to learn everything, you want to experience everything, and then claim to be "just exploring what is strong"! He is simply a greedy m-shaking scholar! A Cheng, your purity is so high!

I just want to laugh when I think about the main character clicking two light punches later.

Green Rush Pickup Handle

I really like this kind of protagonist, who relies more on skills to win. I feel that many of the protagonists in the same type of fighting novels like the Blade Tooth Fist rely on the physical strength provided by the author to fight. After reading too much, I feel a bit tired of aesthetics. I support the author.

The level of Street Fighter is really high. Everyone's favorite old Sangdu used a nuclear submarine as a weight to train. It was so magical that Akuma even fought to the moon.

I've almost caught up with the latest chapter, let me share my thoughts. ——The long battle chapters of seven or eight chapters are really tiring to read. The author's writing of battle scenes is not bad, but the problem is that online articles do not have the same visual impact as comics or animations. Too long a page can easily make people tired, especially when catching up on updates. Too little effective information in the battle chapters can easily give people the feeling of being tasteless and a pity to abandon, which leads to the idea of ​​​​keeping a book or even abandoning it. The following is a personal opinion. I have heard of a combat rule called the law of three. Unimportant battles are resolved within three rounds, and you and I are concise and capable. The key battles are resolved within three chapters, so as not to procrastinate. Although the author is a comprehensive comic novel with fighting as the selling point, I personally think that the main part of this kind of novel is the daily practice to become stronger, followed by the communication and interaction with the original characters. The battle part is more like a summary of a plot, allowing readers to intuitively feel that the protagonist has indeed become stronger and thus gain a lot of enjoyment. The above is the slight feeling of a follower who saw that the new chapter was still being played but could not get up to the starting point. I did not mean to belittle the author, I just hope that the work I like can be better.

Gua! Then he severely humiliated Najiro and beat him to his knees, awakening the female tongue in his heart!

I feel that the author is too obsessed with writing the battle in a realistic direction, alienating the mental power and fluctuations to the point where it is neither high nor low. In particular, the fluctuation magic modification has been greatly weakened, and it has directly become a manifestation of Shiraki Cheng's realm. However, people as powerful as Yujiro Guo Haihuang will not be affected by this kind of mental wave at all, so the protagonist is stuck there in embarrassment, hitting casually downwards, and scraping hard upwards. This is what happened when fighting Pique, "turning yourself into an environment" sounds very powerful, but no one else can use this style of play, it is just bullying Pique stupidly

The author should think carefully and give a convincing reason why the Wu clan did not go to Yujiro Fanma to borrow seeds. After all, Yujiro Fanma still wanted to train someone to fight with him.

"Fist Wishes" and "Blade Tooth" mixed together? Then the Wu clan cannot become the mount of the Fanma clan?