Martial Saint of Great Yan: Max-Level Techniques on Credit

Writing about women is superfluous. They slipped away.

This technique offers minimal improvement but is prohibitively expensive, purely a drain on the protagonist's existence rather than reflecting its true value. Firstly, a well-established merchant's annual income is only around 30 taels, yet this utterly useless skin-grinding technique costs around 150 taels, and only the extremely wealthy can afford it.

In other worlds, almost all the sisters-in-law have relationships with their brothers-in-law, without exception.

It made me laugh. The gang collecting protection money from the yamen runners is mainly made by martial artists. The author is probably a minor.

Chapter Two: The sister-in-law advises against it. Those who are really thirsty for romance are all reading stories about rich guys; those who focus on martial arts should just grasp the main plot, constantly grow stronger, don't waste time, crush everything, and just enjoy the thrill. Novels that interweave romance are destined to fail.

This is my first time writing a book, so if you like it, please read to the last chapter and give it a try. There might be some rough edges, so please bear with me. I promise I won't abandon the story; I'll finish it even if I only get one subscriber. 🙂

What are the highlights of this book?

It's a wonderful read. I've come to visit, Chen Shang Jian Tu!

Are novels now incorporating credit card transactions? 🤓