High Martial: From Martial Arts Exam Candidate to Ruler of the Galaxy
高武：从武考生到星河霸主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Elements of high-level martial arts: assessments, competitions, aristocratic families, academies, traitors/cults, evil gods 🤫
The cheat codes aren't powerful enough. If you ask me, they should be upgraded to the level of the protagonist in an omniscient story for a truly satisfying experience.
Dude, you're a genius!
Getting a contract is already impressive, but maintaining that level of performance for so many words is even more remarkable – that's true passion.
The plot is overused and the storyline is clichéd.
They treat omniscience as a tool, a weapon, when needed, while their true nature remains rooted in mortal thinking.
Bro, why and how do you persist?
Although the results are still being updated, your persistence is commendable. However, I haven't actually read the book, since very few people read it. I don't think it's necessary; there must be a reason why so few people read it. I hope you'll consider the plot and other aspects of the book more in the future.
Knowing everything, yet still practicing martial arts? Useless.
What is that?
A novel with hundreds of chapters, but only a few comments?
It's rare to see novels this outdated these days. Has the author never read any online novels from recent years, or is this just a writing style and formula from over a decade ago? Who could possibly read this? I didn't even have the desire to turn to the third page of the first chapter.
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