Hunkered Down in a Doomsday Bunker, I Emerged into an Era of High Martial Arts

Well, sometimes you can tell what the rest of the story will be like as soon as you see the plot. It has a similar feel to the crooked-mouthed dragon king, but with some differences, though the pattern is similar. The subject matter is good and quite appealing, but it feels like chocolate-flavored poop, yet not quite poop. My personal advice is to not use your brain and just skip over parts you can't stand. Above. Brain storage

Everyone chose to remain selectively blind to the protagonist's origins.

He's been practicing for decades, and now he's going back to school to date his old friend's granddaughter... It's utterly ridiculous.

Blonde girl

Posting requires a fan point to subscribe to one chapter. The subject matter is well-chosen; I've read twenty or thirty chapters, and it has that authentic old-fashioned novel feel. The plot progression and the face-slapping moments are very similar—for example, the character starts by covering their face and saying they want to keep a low profile, then kills someone in the next chapter.

The formula is old, but the writing isn't outdated. Although the plot and scenes are old, they are generally smooth and have avoided many of the drawbacks of similar formulaic novels from ten or twenty years ago. Although some remnants still exist, they don't significantly affect the reading experience.

Classic face-slapping story, you can skip around and still keep the plot flowing.

It's hard to explain in a few words, but if you ignore the various illogical details, it's still watchable.

I've been reading for over ten years, and this one is pretty good. You can read it without worry. I want to see the protagonist carve out his own path, killing and killing, decisive and ruthless. It's exciting and thrilling, blasting that damned Heavenly Palace and those behind-the-scenes manipulators. It has a bit of the action-packed feel of the Tomb of the Gods.

The plot is so old I never thought of it, but it's barely watchable?