Keeping a Low Profile as Sima Yi in the Martial World
苟在武道世界当司马懿
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 575k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4d ago
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Sima Yi was a mid-level leader in Cao Cao's group during his middle period, and a core figure in the Cao Wei group in his later years. Even in his early, younger days, Sima Yi was a renowned figure. He only dared to harass a small percentage of people within the upper echelons of the system; the remaining 99% of the system dared not provoke him.
Sima Yi, right?
Are you also going to swear by the Luo River? 🙂
Actually, I suspect it's the title that's the problem. I came here because of the author, but the title really doesn't appeal to me.
I feel like I've gone from being the protagonist of a time-travel novel to the protagonist of a native novel.
Based on my eight years of experience as a bookworm, this book is really well-written; it's just that not many people have read it yet. If the author perseveres, its success will definitely improve. Believe in yourself!
The first 70% of the excellent entries have gradually become normalized. The world of immortals and humans, dominated by individual power, has increasingly veered towards the protection of powerful families. The power progression, a major highlight in the early chapters, hasn't seen any significant increases in strength for dozens of chapters.
The protagonist's characterization has become increasingly weak, now feeling like a stinking rat in a gutter, showing no improvement whatsoever, relying entirely on others for his strength, without any path of his own.
He's been hiding his true abilities for most of his life, but he can't seem to unleash them. The main character is getting worse and worse. Sima Yi, on the other hand, is more cunning and powerful with age. Even if he wasn't the most dazzling figure of his time, he was still one of the main characters of that era. The main character, however, seems to be getting worse with age.
There's absolutely no satisfying moment related to the protagonist's martial arts.
The male lead is becoming increasingly conspicuous and seems dangerous... Shouldn't he get a bodyguard?
It feels like it's going to be abandoned soon. It's getting weirder and weirder. Is it some kind of family nanny story?