Fu Gui's Martial Arts Journey Begins with Staying Alive

Recently, there's been a lot of stuff like "Camel Xiangzi" and "Wen San," and now there's this Fugui...

There's no need to read this book; you're just making things difficult for yourself.

Ip Man used his fists to subdue the great powers; what then is Huo Yuanjia compared to that?

A small landlord's town, a small village, is being written like Shanghai, a melting pot of martial arts, cults, landlords, and grain merchants—the starting point is too high. Either you start by killing, then move to a different location and start killing again, or you don't start so high. Fugui is just a country bumpkin landlord's son.

Having read several of Xiangzi's novels, now even Fugui has appeared. I have to take a look at the difference between them.

The fact that "Living" contains martial arts supernatural powers is absurd enough, but it also includes supernatural elements 😓😓😓. If Uncle Yu Hua saw you using the skin of his novel, wouldn't he beat you to death?

Is the man who fought off foreign powers and defended his country called Ip Man? Are you sure?

The pacing felt off from the moment the protagonist's father was attacked and the protagonist went into the mountains.

Seeing Xiangzi, I knew Fugui was definitely coming along; and if I were to predict further, Xu Sanguan wouldn't be far behind.

It's so broken, there's no logic behind it.