National-Style High Martial Arts: Becoming a Saint Through the Five-Animal Play

Well written, it created a good loser who was forced to death by others but did not dare to retaliate.

This setting looks so awkward and is just superfluous! The protagonist carries a Nuo mask with him, and all the information on the exercises is included with him. The mask directly comes with a training tutorial, so it is no problem to practice it by yourself. The author insists on writing that the protagonist is awkward and unable to figure out how to practice by himself, and has to find someone to give guidance before he can practice. The inheritance is all wrapped up in a mask, and there is no supporting teaching arrangement. It imposes unnecessary thresholds. The logic does not make sense at all. The more you read, the more ridiculous it becomes.

To be honest, the novel is really frustrating. If I really wanted to kill the protagonist, I would have killed him long ago. However, I went back to the same tricks as before. I was stunned by the pressure and stopped reading. I pressed the protagonist and refused to let him die happily. It was boring

Has this author never seen a woman? One moment I felt that the gym owner's thighs were as white as snow, and the other moment I felt that the classmate's neck was slender and he was obsessed with obscenity. You must know that the protagonist's eldest brother is missing, and the Demon Blood Cult is watching. At this time, he is still breeding pigs. If I want to read a pornographic novel, I won't read it at the starting point.

I've only seen 38 chapters, and I've dedicated a chapter to the review. So far, everything else is fine. The biggest drawback is the rules of the martial arts system. If a system wants to develop, it must have basic and suitable rules, otherwise it will definitely not be able to develop, let alone grow. There are more than 100 martial arts schools in a small place like the one in the book, which shows that this system is very developed, but there is not even a slightly fair challenge rule. A large group of people will fight together until they are killed. Isn't this sheer nonsense? Has any of the Five Views developed in this situation? When you see someone doing well, gather a group of people together and beat him to death. It's clear that logic is completely abandoned for the sake of the storyline, that's all! It's so useless, the other writings are pretty good, but it's too harsh.

After reading dozens of chapters, why does the protagonist have a grudge against everyone?

Difficult to do. Now everyone wants to kill the protagonist. I almost want to fast forward. Wait until the protagonist is awesome. All those who bullied the protagonist were beaten to death.

There is no end to the water. Are you reading too many subscriptions? Let's take a look at it.

It looks frustrating! Play the high-end game from the beginning! There won't be too many people watching in front! I don't know, I haven't watched it yet

To be honest, author, your idea is good, but it is really too watery. After reading the first dozens of chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. A lot of chapters were written about a martial arts death fight. . . . I'm really speechless too