The Endless Quest for Martial Arts
无限武道求索
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 908k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 11y ago
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I think the protagonist of this book... His mentality is flawed. Shouxian is a mercenary, after all, and he's meant to kill. Then there are those who practice traditional Chinese martial arts. What is traditional Chinese martial arts? It's martial arts where you don't need to use it, but once you do, blood is drawn. Look at the protagonist. He befriends all sorts of people.
[Comment] The world of Condor Heroes is too unsatisfying, I'm dropping the book.
He clearly has the strength; he could easily defeat them using traditional martial arts, but he can't even take down Li Mochou using only internal energy. He can't beat this person or that person. What a rip-off! The real-world settings are also quite toxic. The rest is fine.
The original meaning of "martial arts" was not about stopping war, but rather about wielding a weapon.
Books updated on December 18, 2014, are now 17 years old. Recommending books that have been banned is ridiculous. Does Qidian (the platform) have run out of books to recommend?
[Comment] Why not let the main character transform into a dragon?
As a Chinese person, I have a good feeling about the protagonist transforming into a dragon, and the transformation doesn't affect his martial arts cultivation.
Why are you doing science fiction in a martial arts story?
The protagonist seems to be quite conventional in his actions.
Hongwu experienced many worlds, both ancient and modern, honing his martial arts skills in the mortal realm, and finally stood at the pinnacle of the world.
[Comment] Why was the ability to transform into a dragon removed?
Why remove the ability to transform into a dragon? Even if he loses all his power and can no longer transform into a dragon, he can still cultivate again, and even improve his cultivation method. Using the power of the Chaos Pearl as a guide, he could cultivate a Chaos Dragon, wouldn't that be even more awesome?
[Comment] This book would be passable if it contained less of Dumas's content on picking up girls.
What I hate most is that the protagonist goes to a new world, sleeps with several women, and then leaves them behind in the original world. Are you some kind of romantic playboy? Could you please write less about women in the future? You might as well just say the protagonist builds a pigsty and keeps all those women there. [Fn=2_12]