Beneath the Fist

I know that Gu Long was stabbed in the back simply because he wrote his novels a little slowly.

The name also carries a martial arts connotation, giving the impression that the protagonist might be constantly being targeted with a hat.

In modern times, regardless of your training, as long as you understand how to manage distance, you've secured victory. Knowing where your torso is, your opponent's attack range, your own attack range, your opponent's body position, how to hit them within your attack range, and how to dodge their attacks—with these in hand, in a world without supernatural elements, you can at least trade one for…

After reading the first chapter, I feel this book has immense potential. The writing style and martial arts flavor are top-notch 👍. I'm inexplicably moved; it's been a long time since I've seen a martial arts novel with such a strong sense of the martial arts world. I hope there will be more and more books like this in the future. I really can't stand those pretentious, face-slapping novels where it's all about NPCs (and there are so many of these in the martial arts genre) 🥵.

Having read eighty or ninety chapters, I don't know what happens next, but so far this novel gives me a strong sense of disconnect. It's as if the martial arts world and ordinary society are two parallel worlds. If it were an ancient court or even a modern era like the Republic of China, this would be normal, but it's modern society, and the country seems to treat martial arts practitioners as if…

This is my first time posting a comment. After reading some of the comments in the first 20 chapters, I really couldn't hold back. Could you please delete them? It's really painful for someone like me who likes to read and comment simultaneously. They've already broken guns with their bare hands, and they're still bringing up reality?

Don't participate in this Qidian event! It's a complete scam. You'll lose a lot of Qidian coins. The first phase will deduct 6800 coins, the next phase will deduct at least 20,000, and it will deduct even more later. The freebies are all junk.

There are so many different levels of understanding at every stage! At the beginning, I thought I was incredibly awesome, but now I realize I'm just a newbie!

As dusk crept over the whetstone, the rain began to fall. At first, a few tentative drops, then quickly coalesced into a stream, slanting across the courtyard, splashing a fine mist on the flagstones. Sitting on the threshold, I twirled the whetstone in my hand—it was my son's broken plastic sword, its blade long dull, making a labored, rustling sound on the stone.

After much thought, I felt there was something strange about this book. How did it end up involving feudal remnants and organized crime? Then I realized it's because times have changed. In the past, when a book was halfway through, the enemies would be governments of various countries, and the protagonist would start fighting against wealthy families, rich merchants, and high-ranking officials…