Grinding My Way to Martial Arts Legend: Starting with the Embroidered Spring Blade
肝成武林神话：从绣春刀开始
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 1y ago
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201Chapters
14.7kRecommendations
143.8kFans
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This is a complete pile of garbage, like they're desperately feeding the readers rubbish. The protagonist's personality reflects the author's personality; he acts without any logic, his brain is only at an average level, yet they insist on making him seem incredibly smart and superior.
Choking on poisonous water
"Decisive and ruthless" my foot! Chapter two is full of flaws. I don't know how they even got this ranking. Damn it, they can't even persuade a relative; so indecisive and brainless.
Gaining experience requires a quiet environment and free time, but you're wasting it all on nonsensical political intrigue and running around solving cases. It's so frustrating to watch.
There are some potentially offensive elements, and the author doesn't seem to mind. If you can't stand it, most people who can continue reading have probably undergone a compliance test.
The second chapter contained poison; were those over a thousand monthly votes faked? 🤭
The author has this inexplicable confidence, resulting in a protagonist who's practically an idiot and enjoys torturing him.
Seeing that it was a paid subscription made it unbearable to continue. The first few chapters focused on Ding Baiying's helplessness against the army, then suddenly it jumped from low-level martial arts to the Dragon Guard Manor, and then even Fengyun came along. It was truly unbearable to watch.
I thought my poison resistance was pretty good, but I couldn't even last through Chapter 2. 😅
Martial Arts Crossover?
This is ridiculously over the top! I can tolerate the "Number One Absorption Technique in the World," but now "Wind and Cloud" is involved? Is this supposed to be a comprehensive martial arts world? All the heavens are combined, and you don't even need high-grade materials.
A brief discussion on the unreasonable aspects
Some plot devices are too contrived and forced. Does being told to arrest someone automatically mean you have to? Why not just slack off, play it safe, or pretend you're not capable enough to catch them? You can't just kill them anyway. An extreme solution would be to kill them in the middle of the night. The plot shouldn't be driven by external factors or the protagonist's personal ambitions.