
In a High Martial World, Blessed by the Martial God from the Start
人在高武,开局获得武神恩赐
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10d ago
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274Chapters
37Monthly votes
5.3kRecommendations
50.8kFans
4 ch/weekPace
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This Saint-level talent looks so fake...
The protagonist is only at the second tier; his Saint-level talent is already starting to wane. Who's going to watch this if you keep suppressing the protagonist like this?
Global Martial Arts + Tribulation of Myriad Races, you're invincible! Are you feeding these two articles to the AI?
The plot is so predictable, you can basically guess where it will go. As for the characters, apart from the fat guy in the most obvious plot, the rest are alright.
This is incredibly powerful; it's like it's out of fuel.
Author, since you're talking about the God of War's blessing, how can there be no god in the martial arts world? You're treating your readers like idiots. It's one thing if others don't know, but they're of lower status. The protagonist has already received the God of War's blessing, so how could he agree with what Luo said? It doesn't make sense.
Doesn't anyone find the setting strange? You can understand martial arts requiring physical strength and power measurements, but why do cultivators and mages in Dante also have to measure strength? And with so many professions set up, they're actually less differentiated than the sword and saber cultivators in cultivation novels. If you ask me what the difference is between sword cultivators and saber cultivators, my answer is there is no difference, because that's the premise of this book.
This writing is so slow and drawn out. It's already 200,000 words and only three months have passed. The college entrance exams are just starting, and one thing after another is happening, overwhelming me, and they're all major events. It's like Lithuania insisting on getting involved in the war between Israel and the US—can your small frame handle that?
Book Review (Chapters 1-48)
What's most annoying is this kind of low-level skill that's made to seem impressive; it easily leads to a lot of problems. 1. Improvement of one's realm. If you advance so quickly, the whole world will be looking for you. Why are you moving so fast when you have nothing? The progress was too slow, and the characters were constantly fighting against higher-level opponents from lower-level ones.
He's supposedly the greatest genius in history, yet he's still looked down upon by everyone on the street. Are you writing about the Bull Demon King? It feels like you fed AI with a 15-year-old novel.