High Martial: I Joined a Chat Group and Struck from a Higher Dimension

Children, don't be fooled! If you were in a world where monsters absorb people's negative emotions to grow stronger, and you were fighting an enemy whose abilities gradually regenerate over time, who could shoot bow-shaped energy explosive arrows from his hands, whose trump card was reverting to his original form, and who could also expand his domain, and the final battle were to take place in Shinjuku, then that enemy might not be Sukuna, but rather No…

Dude, what are you writing? This isn't how you write filler! This chapter has nothing but shock; there's no other plot. A few days ago I spent two days writing a one-on-one fight, and today all I did was introduce a boxing technique and then the mayor seeing the protagonist's six eyes, and then the shock.

A groundbreaking original setting; a mysterious group points system; an absurdly powerful realm; selling items, for example, for 100 points to the system, yields 70 points after seven days; but if you sell to the system forever, you only get 30 points. My evaluation: What the hell is this?

Having read up to chapter eight, Gouba is still introducing your ridiculous abilities and explaining comic book characters. There's no plot left, just filler.

Seriously, even the worst fish and shrimp can make the list! 😅

Is the author padding the story because they're worried about running out of space by unleashing their overpowered abilities? But the padding misses the point. Why not introduce the advanced martial arts situation, instead of using local geniuses as foils when the protagonist unleashes their power, they choose to engage in pointless online debates? The main plot is also inconsistent.

If it weren't for this low-quality post, how could it be ranked so high on the new book list? The rankings are so unreliable!

This is stale literature; large blocks of text bombard your eyes, but your brain receives no useful information. Furthermore, the characters' intelligence and established traits change in real-time according to the needs of the plot; settings established in the first few chapters can be changed in later chapters simply to highlight the protagonist.

With very little plot, most of the book focuses on cheat codes, group chats, anime-style storylines, and debates. It leans towards imaginative storytelling and won't be very long.

I've read over ten chapters, and only two or three chapters actually show the protagonist getting a reward and becoming stronger; the rest is just chatting and discussing the anime's plot in a chat group. If you're going to write this, why don't you just write your own shady anime/manga fanfiction? The title "High Martial Arts" is pure clickbait. It reminds me of the days when everyone hated anime/manga fans.