From Chopping Wood to Sainthood Through Strength
从砍柴开始以力成圣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 75k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
33Chapters
75Votes
28Recs
1Fans
Tags
Honours
Synopsis
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A fourth-rate master at his peak fights against a third-rate master at his early stage
A third-rate master at his peak will fight against a second-rate master at his early stage, and a second-rate master at his peak will fight against a first-rate master at his early stage. Can the internal strength of a fourth-rate master be comparable to that of a third-rate master?😰😰Don't you think it's awkward?
The plot arrangement is very unreasonable! After reading Chapter 4, I couldn't stand it anymore
I feel like the AI writing is very faulty
The hierarchical structure is loose and messy, with a little bit of everything, and no main line. It's so boring to watch.
Fine
Mainly because there is nothing to see
Don't let the main character have the strength and always accept the calculation. I think the main character can only wake up if his entire family dies.
Is it interesting to have two fools with pig horns? If you don't have a system, you are a big fool.
The ten good karma are specifically divided into the good karma of the body: not killing, not stealing, and not committing sexual misconduct; the good karma of language: not lying, not speaking harshly, not being divisive, and not being frivolous; the good karma of the mind: not being greedy, not being angry, and not being delusional.