Dharma's End Martial Saint: Gain Ten Years of Cultivation in a Day

Actually, I've always wanted to complain about why in almost all novels set in the Republican era, the foreigners from various countries are portrayed as an impenetrable united front. Is it possible that their conflicts are greater than ours? Otherwise, why did they fight so many bloody battles in World War I and World War II?

This dragon vein theory makes absolutely no sense. Martial arts training requires the vital energy of heaven and earth; if it's not available domestically, you can go abroad. It also requires high-level energy; if it's not available domestically, just steal it from overseas. Anyway, I think this dragon vein-severing theory is ridiculous and mindlessly promotes traditional martial arts. 😅

To sum it up, the protagonist's cultivation system is the worst, he relies on a cheat code to be invincible yet insists that traditional martial arts are the best, his own country is the weakest, and the whole world gangs up on his country. You'd think he was some kind of idiot from next door.

This book describes traditional martial arts training as slow, requiring a lot of food, and depending on talent. Unless you say that foreign cultivation systems are faster but flawed. Otherwise, this traditional martial art would truly be useless. The protagonist is different from everyone else because he has a cheat code. The protagonist that the author writes must be clear-headed.

1. Revenge should not be delayed overnight. 2. I can do whatever I want, and I'm willing to flip the table. 3. Openly and generously using cheat codes

It requires more resources and cultivation is slower. Given the same resources and time, online novels are inferior to new martial arts novels… The biggest drag on the list, all done.

Think carefully about why your previous books flopped, and think carefully about why your last book was a success! We read your books just to enjoy them! Fighting! So exhilarating!! Take care of your core base first! If you want to read something profound, mysterious, or subtly intricate, there are countless options, but we choose to read yours because your books are so enjoyable!

A satisfying read should be enjoyable, but it can't be enjoyable for its own sake, ignoring all logic. You say traditional martial arts are slow to learn because the dragon veins are broken, but does that mean secret martial arts don't need spiritual energy? Does that mean there are many other energy systems in the world?

With this cheat, you could hide and train for a year or two, gaining thousands of years of power to single-handedly destroy a nation. The book, on the other hand, is just about fighting minor monsters—it's so boring.

The tag is unbeatable in the later stages, but the author divides a day into eight parts to write eight chapters of plot. 🙂🤭