
The Immortal Martial Path: From Xingyi Fist to a Living Calamity
长生武道:从形意拳肝成活体天灾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 224k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The writing is quite good, but isn't it a bit too early for the protagonist, who's just starting out, to get involved in such a dangerous event? The protagonist's plot armor is a bit too overpowered.
From beginning to end without stopping for a moment, is the protagonist really a jinx?
This is all about the sea, is there any way to use it on land?
He was castrated?
How many days has it been since this book was last updated? It seems like it's been abandoned.
How can the author write so fluently? 😰
The novel is good.
If the novel is good, why doesn't the author continue writing?! Look, you've started another Journey to the West-themed book. There are so many Journey to the West books now, I don't even want to read them. If the current novel is good, why not continue writing?
Above the level of provisions and fodder. Having watched 70%, I can see that the protagonist never stops, always either cultivating or fighting monsters. One event follows another without any transitions between daily life, which makes it feel rushed and exhausting to watch.
For newcomers who don't understand, is this book considered to have pioneered the Cthulhu martial arts genre?
It's well-written, but it should be discussed in terms of its artistic level.
The author writes well, without unnecessary details, but the cultivation levels aren't mentioned. There are also martial arts techniques to learn, including swords, spears, halberds, etc., As well as other fist techniques, footwork, and spiritual energy training.
Metamorphosis trait. I don't understand this setting. Could someone kindly explain it to me?