
Become a Martial God by Building a Gang
从创建帮派开始武道成神
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 505k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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What's the benefit of stepping into the limelight? It's not like you need prestige to level up. In this extraordinary world, strength reigns supreme. If you offend the imperial court, they can simply send experts to target you and kill you, right? Are they all idiots who send you lowly monsters to fight and level up every time? They're even digging into the imperial court's military supplies. Stepping into the limelight is entirely detrimental and offers no advantage whatsoever.
This plot simply cannot continue. The protagonist has no chance of rapidly amassing an army; even a single soldier costs several taels of silver to summon, and the problem is, the protagonist cannot immediately possess hundreds of millions of taels of silver. Currently, this martial arts dynasty is invincible and invincible, and the protagonist has completely turned against them.
Where do you place the imperial court, author?
Does this book have a main storyline?
He doesn't want to be emperor now (too tiring), yet keeps spewing out food porridge, displaying a saintly heart. He can neither achieve godhood through offerings nor establish power; he's too unstable, merely a troublemaker in history, destined to be destroyed sooner or later.
Just a quick rant. Why does the protagonist have to learn martial arts first? After mastering it, does he have to lead the charge and fight the enemy hand-to-hand when it comes to taking over territory? The summoned soldiers are clearly more talented than the protagonist. One of them is 1.9 Meters tall and can lift a 200-pound stone lock, which is practically superhuman strength. Why not use that talent to train in martial arts and develop it first?
Are you out of your mind? There are skilled people who don't follow the proper path; they'd earn more as gangsters or bodyguards than carrying heavy loads. Or you could send them to the army to go back to their old profession. 😥
Novels like "Bao Yuanming" are so sleazy and vulgar, they're utterly worthless.
Stepping onto the stage serves no purpose other than fulfilling the protagonist's desire to show off in front of others.
Summon more subordinates to establish a black market for buying and selling, and later build a city.
The author designed a system bug that allows users to exploit system vulnerabilities. It's possible to artificially create a low-price zone for buying resources and a high-price zone for selling them, thus exploiting the system. How could there be a shortage of money and food under such circumstances? Even a cheater wouldn't know how to use it!