Forging All Kinds of Martial Arts, I Will Become the Lord of Life

A realm cannot be divided into eighteen categories.

This book is inconsistent and has a lot of bugs. I used to say that it takes a little master to cast it, but it turns out that it is enough for beginners. The same goes for getting the tortoise shell. Once you get it, you can get started. After getting started, just ignore the tortoise shell and it will end up being hidden. The feeling of artificiality is very strong. The protagonist seems to know the author's plot. He keeps wandering in order to match the plot. Instead of thinking about how to survive, he is thinking about how to play with the most barrages.

The protagonist is so frustrated that he seems to be a chess piece

In the first three chapters, there is a plot that does not match the preface and the follow-up. It is clearly written at the beginning that the casting requires a minor level, but within two chapters, the protagonist can be cast at an entry-level level. . . . I'm convinced too. If the author himself doesn't take his work seriously, how can he expect readers to pay for it?

What is the protagonist of this book doing? What's the use

At least half of the chapter contains typos

I hope you can teach me a lot