I Just Passed the Martial Arts Exam, and the System Is the Icing on the Cake

Seeing the threat of kidnapping, he immediately became angry. It was too smart. Local gangsters are being threatened, where are your resources and connections? Your college has been in the local area for decades, and you have disciples all over the place, black, gray, and white, all of whom are your classmates. Even the local teaching schools are all local gangsters. You are stupid too, why do you threaten your bright future by trying to find out the situation? There are no soldiers in the prison, the soldiers cannot contact the outside world, are all the soldiers alone?

I saw the fifth chapter selling wontons. What you wrote is not logical at all. The protagonist is already in the middle stage of his dark energy, and his hands are so soaked after selling wontons for a long time. Then the protagonist's middle stage of dark energy is not as good as his father. Otherwise, according to your setting, the protagonist's father is not useless even if he has 100 hands.

The world where the protagonist lives can be used to practice martial arts, there are bright and dark jins that can be transformed into jins, and you can also take imperial examinations. Then a mature ecosystem should be formed around martial arts training. When ancient literati were selected as scholars, some would give gifts, some would invest, and some would donate land to avoid labor and tax exemptions. All these could bring income to the scholar, so that the scholar would not have to worry about money and could concentrate on his studies. The protagonist has practiced martial arts to the middle stage of Anjin and passed the imperial examination, but he still relies on his father to sell wontons and his mother to sew and wash clothes to support him? Just hilarious. Didn't anyone come to invest during Mingjin's time? No one gives you a gift? Isn't there anyone who wants to protect the property or shop? What about An Jin? An Jin's ability to win the lottery shows that he is already not only one in a million, but at least one in a million. No one gives you gifts to make friends? Has no one come to seek asylum in the nominal industry? Even if you don't have these, you are still a time traveler who has awakened Su Hui. Wouldn't you take the initiative to engage in some profitable industries? We have reached the middle stage of Anjin training, and our family's income still depends on our parents selling their hard-earned money. So what is the setting of time travel and awakening Su Hui in your character? Is it a decoration?

Who is behind this madam? I dare to buy the family members of Wuyuan with only five taels of silver. In front of the protagonist, who is such a young martial arts expert, he directly turned 5 taels of silver into 90 taels, not to mention that the protagonist is still wearing a layer of official training... What is the background of this old madam... He won't even sell the face of 5 taels of silver. How is this business done? There is also the matter of selling wives and children. Although it happens among the people, it is officially illegal, let alone selling it to a brothel. It should not be too simple for the protagonist to come forward to invalidate the sale contract...

This name will screen out many readers. The author couldn't think more about choosing this name.

Selling wontons in the village is really an exaggeration. Well, if you go to most villages in China now, you won't be able to sell wontons.

You can either go and learn about the history. At least watch it in the period drama of the Anti-Japanese War. Or just stop writing about the details of your life. As for wontons, even today, there are not many villages in the country that can set up wonton stalls.

I haven't read it yet, but I read the comments. Is the warrior so unreliable? Seeing that the protagonist is already a warrior, his parents are going to sell Chaos. The protagonist is already a martial artist and is going to be kidnapped. Logically speaking, the protagonist should be at least a swordsman or a Brahmin in the county town.

The original text is here The protagonist is a regimental trainer in charge of this area and a promising martial arts practitioner, and his junior is 17-year-old An Jin. Pig's Foot redeemed his junior brother, and the madam added 5 silver coins to 100 taels. This madam is really awesome😰 Let's not mention which feudal dynasty would officially legalize the selling of wives and children. Does this madam really know how to do business? There is a person who has been saying that the world of martial arts is not about fighting and killing, but about human nature. But this madam is humane and sophisticated? Is this madam open for business? 100 taels of silver is worth the protagonist's favor and possibly the junior brother's hatred? It's really funny.

Not to mention that there are almost no connections, the local Snake Martial Arts Institute has nothing, and half of An Jin's resources for martial arts training depend on his parents selling breakfast Don't say any of this Just say that when this super high-risk warrior is caught, he will be fed some cartilage powder and Qi-breaking soup, and his hands and hamstrings are not broken, his legs are not broken, and his pipa bone is not pierced There is nothing, just for fear of injuring the martial prisoner. Why, will your physical damage cause you to be punished?