[Extreme martial arts] [Breaking the limits of the body] [Martial arts know no bounds, the body knows no restraint; a true demonic form with a hundred arms!]
At the end of the Daye era, the world falls apart. Western ironclad ships batter at the passes, and to preserve peace, the Daye Emperor yields territory at every turn.
Foreign devils establish a district in Weigang, naming it East Ninth District, and use it as a base to plunder Daye's rare treasures.
Western secret sects, Japanese Nine Chrysanthemums, rifle cavalry, gang enforcers, and martial arts performers. Demons and evil spirits gather here.
This is the backstory of the game East Ninth District. After waking up one day, Su Wenjun finds himself reborn inside the game, and has even become a degenerate gambler who has squandered his entire family fortune.
A hellish start from the very beginning. Is he supposed to spend his whole life trapped in the Zhulong Walled City as a street thug?
Fortunately, the game panel has transmigrated with him. As long as a skill reaches perfection, he can break through its limits and grow stronger.
[Lion Dance]: A traditional art and an essential skill for martial arts performers. First breakthrough: pluck the greens on level ground, drink from a high platform, and move as if on flat ground. Accurately perform the lion king's eight forms.
[Bright Fist]: One of the Southern Temple's signature boxing styles. Second breakthrough: grasp the true meaning of the Bright King, stand as unmoving as a mountain, and strike like a dragon!
[Visualization Method of the Great Blazing King]: Perfected breakthrough: unite the Three Teachings and bend demons to your will!
[Unrestrained Dharma Body]: Perfected breakthrough: My path is boundless, my body without restraint. Your body begins to grow beyond mortal limitations.
Many years later.
Su Wenjun, with three heads and six arms, slowly tears open the corpse of a demonized foreign devil in Zhulong Walled City.
Looking down upon the corrupt world of the Five Regions, he speaks coldly.
“Life and death are fated, wealth and honor lie with Heaven!”
“I'll take back East Ninth District. The foreign devils refuse, and even the Daye court refuses? Fine, then I'll build a new Daye myself!”
Miniaturization of the main character
Martial arts novels are mostly about visceral, brutal combat and satisfying revenge. The protagonists are characters who express their will through fists, their lives hanging by a thread. They might not be towering heroes, but in darker genres, they'd at least be genuine villains. This guy is a complete hypocrite, utterly repulsive.
It is suggested that the title be changed from "Dragon Tiger Martial Artist" to "Dragon Tiger Dancer".
It's that same garbage hell, a complete waste of resources starting out again.
What's going on? The main character has been changed to a villain now? With such a cheat code, why are they still playing this game? Did the author get a terrible experience going home for the New Year?
Goodness, another Republican-era novel!
Lately, all I see are books from the Republican era.
No common sense at all
It's laughable if you can stand in a standing meditation posture for 5 minutes the first time. Why don't you try it yourself first?
One post a day, author should change their name.
I started reading this book because of the title, since the other one by Huo Shizi was quite good. But after reading this one, it feels like a hundred-armed tortoise. You should change the title quickly, don't drag others down with you.
I have to speak out
I don't know what's wrong with you, author, but this new version is truly disgusting. The character development is completely distorted. The protagonist was at least grateful and family-oriented in the beginning, but now he's just a complete scoundrel. Did the martial arts school treat you badly? What did they lack from you?
Do you know why your grades are bad?
The story begins with the father saving a woman and even trying to matchmake the male lead. It's a cliché plot from 10 years ago, and it's still being used today. It's about time it got out of fashion. These days, nine out of ten women in novels are toxic or just burdens.
Not bad
It's not bad so far, to be honest, it's better than the later parts of "The Martial Saint of the Turbid World," where I had no idea what the ending was about.