Supreme Martial Venerable: Grinding Stats with the White Ape Cloak Hammer

Since the book was released, the author has been mindlessly suppressing combat power. They've taught all sorts of martial arts—swords, blades, hammers, body techniques—basically, just to suppress combat strength. Am I supposed to read this for a sense of oppression?! Author, please use your brain!

👤 Character Design: A highly relatable "struggling" protagonist The protagonist, Zhou Yuan, is a very likable character with strong emotional appeal. He transmigrates into the body of a poorly supported, low-level artisan, a situation that easily evokes empathy from readers.

More frequent updates are needed; nowadays, novel quality and update frequency are equally important.

Has AI been sanctioned? The word count is so much less

A good book, well-written, with intelligent main and supporting characters, and a reasonable plot.

The protagonist claims to be cautious in the early stages, but he's actually cowardly, which makes the writing unsatisfying. He should be a little more assertive!

It's only 500 monthly tickets, which is too little.

Good, good, keep it up!

I've already subscribed to the latest chapter, so I'm offering it for free for a limited time.

This is utter garbage. First, the protagonist's cultivation level is practically nonexistent, yet his techniques have already advanced. Second, at the same cultivation level, how can someone practicing a low-level blacksmith's technique possibly defeat their opponent? Does that make any sense?