From Apothecary’s Apprentice to Martial Saint

After losing his father, being poor and being humiliated by his relatives, he went to practice martial arts with a low base. Compared with face-slapping clothes in the gym, God rewarded his hard work when he saw it and vomited. Looking numb at the beginning, Hakimi danced a street dance.

It's not very enjoyable to watch. The protagonist is still a little minion and is constantly being pressured by various big bosses. The protagonist also likes to go out for a walk and then gets caught. He doesn't have any strength and likes to show off. He then mindlessly competes with others in alchemy. The master also likes to bet on things that are uncertain.

The writing is quite good, but it is written too seriously. The text makes people look tired and difficult to read. It would be better if it could be more popular. Generally, novice writings are fluent, while those of masters are smooth and good. But if you only have good ones, it will be more comfortable to read novice writings.

A bit imitating the book "One Exercise Every Day for Perfection"

Do the martial arts skills required for breaking through the realm require the same points?

I don't understand this kind of subject matter here. Medical prowess is much better than martial arts, and medical skills also include killing skills.

The writing is smooth and I haven't seen any poisonous points so far.

Pillar? Are there no words to describe it? ? I saw Chapter 12 and it appeared 4 times.