Martial Saint: Starting with Experience Points

What is a martial arts school? You pay money and they teach you martial arts, but what they teach is incomplete—various blood-activating herbs and medicines you can't buy outside, and the effects are different from what you can buy elsewhere. Then, like a middleman, if you practice well, you introduce others, and they get a referral fee or commission.

And please, whatever you do, don't write that the martial arts school master has reached the pinnacle of skill, and his disciples only reach the level of Ming Jin (manifest strength) in six months and An Jin (hidden strength) in a year, and then soon surpass him. And then he's completely devoted to passing on his family's most secret techniques to you. Don't be so arrogant.

In a high-martial-arts world, even demons and monsters possess immense power, and martial prowess will inevitably reign supreme, especially in the final years of a dynasty. What status do scholars have left? You're still promoting literary cultivation and the imperial examinations, claiming scholars hold a high position.

The beginning was alright, but in Chapter 11 the protagonist was too naive. He risked his life on the character of his master, whom he had only met a few times.

Chapter 8, with its overly elaborate conflict with Lin Yan, felt almost unnecessary. Very strange X

Does your technique have to be maxed out all at once? Can't you level it up gradually? Even knowing your body will be overwhelmed and you'll almost die after maxing it out all at once, you still insist on maxing it out instantly next time. What? Is some unknown, powerful enemy about to kill you? Did some idiot transmigrate into the world?!

This is yet another novel that's been crushed.

New readers should avoid deleting comments. I've seen some posts with over a million words only have a hundred or even a few dozen comments; I have no interest in reading them at all. Even haters are fans, as long as they're not too malicious.

Upon seeing the text about cultivation, I instantly lost all interest in reading it. (Personal preference)

It's a bit mediocre and slightly toxic, but it's okay if you watch it all in one go.