Martial Arts in the Republic of China: from Protecting the Academy to Zhenshi Martial Master

Summary: 1. The Lu family is too cold-blooded and has no idea how to win people's hearts. It is so easy to be leaked by outsiders. The protagonist practices martial arts so quickly and consumes so little money. The protagonist's father still needs to be optimized; 2. The protagonist's failure. The protagonist does not need to practice martial arts at all. He just eats and eats. In the chapters in the underground boxing ring, is the appetite that a normal person should have? The second child of the Lu family did not have any surprises; 3. In just one month, the protagonist has completed a lifetime of martial arts training for others, but this is it, and the people around him seem to take it for granted. This is the physical training stage, which is a level of physical accumulation. The protagonist behaves like a cultivator, and his enlightenment is far beyond others; finally, in these last few chapters, I feel that martial arts training is useless at all, it is all guns, and the enemy is made a little too powerful. The bandits are more powerful than the regular army! The other ones don't have any big poisonous points, but they don't have much of a sense of refreshment either, they are just so-so.

There are too many loopholes. How can a driver be so bad, especially a driver in this period? The second point is the black boxing part. This boxing ring has become a sieve and anyone can arrange it. The Lu family couldn't do it. As a result, during the escort, several ordinary nursing homes looked down upon someone who could beat and forge bones.

I don't really understand this kind of subject matter and the background of the story. It feels very niche.