Raising Characters in the Martial World
我在武侠世界玩养成
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- Martial Arts
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- Wuxia Fantasy
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- 1d ago
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Several poisonous spots
First, the protagonist almost always answers whatever others ask him honestly. At first, I thought the author wanted to write that the protagonist was shrewd and that there was a deeper meaning in his words, or that the author wanted to write a protagonist with a sincere personality.
The plot is outrageous! I was reading it perfectly fine when it suddenly went on sale. The original protagonist had a child and was a second-hand, older woman. The author probably thought it was doing too well.
It's very well written, especially Chapter Nineteen, which is unforgettable. The protagonist popularizes legal knowledge in feudal ancient times where martial arts are prevalent. With just a few words, he makes martial arts masters realize their mistakes and willingly pay compensation. That's amazing.
Speechless. My "Fortune 999" score hasn't shown any effect whatsoever. It's like a fake.
Some suspect this isn't a novel written by a human, but rather AI-generated text.
Well, this isn't suitable for people with questionable morals. The author injects a lot of personal bias, not just political stances, but also some plot points that are difficult to evaluate: The protagonist catches a petty thief who steals to repay the neighbor who raised him, so the protagonist thinks highly of him 🤔🤔.
What were they thinking, taking you as their disciple and then getting killed by you?
Do we really need another 10 years to defeat them with this kind of talent? 🙂
The protagonist already has unparalleled talent, and they still give him extra points? How could they possibly finish writing the story without unlocking several new maps? With talent like that, giving him extra points is just too useless; they should give him material rewards!
Initially discouraged
The beginning is really off-putting; I didn't even finish the first chapter. I think the reviews are very accurate: a two-meter-long fist, a gibbon reincarnated and mutated, right? 🤭 Those who say it's good, you guys are really hungry, you can eat anything!
Suddenly I realized the author's bias is a bit off.
Something's off when they talk about the Ming Dynasty. At first, when they introduced the Han and Song dynasties in the background, it didn't seem like much, but in the latest chapter, when they mention the Ming Dynasty, there's a clear problem with their stance. Attributing all the bad things to the Zhu family is wrong.