Song Dynasty of High Martial Arts: Starting with the Dragon’s Roar Iron Shirt

My Great Song Dynasty has its own national conditions. Do you think you can just save it as you please? 🙂 Unless you rebel, what do you, a crude and uncouth warrior, think you can do? 🙂 The Song emperors were afraid of the chaos of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. You could say that the ancestral system suppressed warriors. The power of military generals was suppressed again and again.

Some people use cheats to level up by hiding, then run away to find their own cultivation techniques, become a captor or a (bodyguard/escort), why do they have to be a dog when they can do anything else?

The protagonist is a bit strong, but without even showing off, an even stronger enemy comes to fight him, and he keeps getting thrashed. What's the point? The stat allocation is also unbalanced. It's like training doesn't increase attributes, and even after leveling up a skill to a high level, besides the free attribute points awarded, it doesn't increase attributes; only activating it adds them, making it like an active skill.

He looks smart but is actually a bit foolish. Anyone with ability should develop a balanced approach; he insists on focusing on only one thing. He'll try to fix it later if his foundation is unstable. He knows that his martial arts skills should complement his "Golden Bell Shield" (a powerful defensive technique), yet he chooses to develop a mediocre, low-level light-body skill.

The martial arts attribute system has too many loopholes; attributes are only increased by channeling internal energy, but it doesn't make sense how the natives' base attributes are derived. It's like copying a game verbatim. Regardless of whether it's right or wrong, or reasonable or not.

Too many flaws, the skill proficiency stat is inflated; you only get 1 point per level, so even at level 100, you'd only average out to rank 9 (ಡωಡ) Like a stray dog ​​on the roadside.

The protagonist may not be likable, but he is indeed a real, ordinary person. I hope he can encounter fewer misfortunes and experience more good fortune, so that I can have some hope in this difficult society.

The story of a lowly tow rope puller, who is targeted by various people in the first three chapters, is tiring to read. The author should just write for female readers instead.

To be honest, the most frightening type is the protagonist. You can't call him incompetent, nor can you criticize him. What's the point of trying to turn the tide? Sigh. You can't accept the darkness of this world. Or perhaps you're only immersed in your own imagined world. Then you can't save anyone, the Song Dynasty. Does it lack loyal ministers and generals? Just Yue Fei alone.

Author, are you serious about choosing this time period for your high-level martial arts? Your logic doesn't hold water. A high-level martial artist could at least take on ten thousand enemies single-handedly. How many people were there in the Manchu Qing Dynasty compared to the Song Dynasty?