Word-Trait Martial Sage: Grinding from the Start as a Carpenter

I feel suppressed everywhere. How can I read this book?

Nowadays, most of the books on martial arts masters with this kind of proficiency are based on a template. Every book must be oppressed at the beginning. This one is not bad. The kind of being forced to pay money by the local gangster is really unbearable. The protagonist has basically gained momentum since he was adopted by Gao Mian as his adoptive brother. It feels better. . . .

The background is not good, the main character is in an enemy-occupied area and he can't help himself. He occasionally brings his own food to do the work of a spy, a standard white translation template. Traitor, spy, undercover, standard inside and outside are not human occupations. If it is not a spy game, do not let the protagonist go undercover, let alone the two Japanese in the enemy-occupied area. If you can kill that bullshit young master within twenty chapters, it will be considered a cool novel. God Rewards the Diligence and Golden Finger can be regarded as the two devils in dozens or hundreds of chapters, and there is no sense of substitution. Don't just think about it, others are about two states being occupied. The protagonist, as a refugee, went to a small town and started to practice martial arts and fight monsters a little bit to upgrade. Although it is old-fashioned, the author's narrative is very good and can be written.

This guy is learning Ji Fei Wu. He is enough to be a carpenter. Which weapons and skills are not better than Po Wu?

The writing is good, but the subject matter is not pleasant. Maybe it's because there has been peace for too long. In the past, there were a lot of themes about northern barbarians going south. The narrative is different, a bit against the historical trend.

Novels with dog-and-donkey protagonists such as "The Book of the Dead" and "The Netherworld" are really not suitable for filling in the text. The writing style is messy, the outline is random, the main line is unclear, and the meaning is unclear.

What is the skill of grinding? This is the first time I have seen the perfection of grinding.

A little lacking in details, but otherwise okay

The writing is very good, please give the author a big boost 🙂🙂🙂

When does the protagonist get up?