
Storming the Martial World with a System
带着系统闯武侠
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- Completed
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- 668k Words
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- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 10y ago
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I just remembered why I abandoned the book. The protagonist built a mountain villa, drove away his two older brothers, and then insisted on provoking enemies, resulting in more than half of the villa's members being killed or wounded. He suppressed his own strength, forcibly creating a tragic situation, which felt incredibly frustrating in today's era of wish-fulfillment novels.
Seeing the words "Tianwu Continent" makes me feel nauseous.
Seeing the words "Tianwu Continent" makes me feel nauseous.
This system is ridiculous. A martial arts manual is sold for such an exorbitant price; who can afford it? They should add a loophole to the system so that martial arts manuals can not only be sold but also bought back at the original price. That way, the protagonist could buy one, make dozens or even hundreds of copies, and then have the system buy them back, thus having money to spend.
When I first looked at the first few chapters, I saw some things that I didn't understand and wanted to ask. After the protagonist killed someone, he ran for four days straight without stopping. How did the people from that sect catch up with the protagonist so quickly? The two brothers should have received the news later than the sect, so how did they get ahead of the protagonist?
The system is so powerful, yet it suppresses the protagonist's cheat abilities, making it unaffordable to buy secret manuals. The cheat ability can only be used once a month, and there are restrictions on purchasing it until the protagonist reaches a certain cultivation level. Who doesn't practice their secret manuals from the start?
The romance plot is off, and the ending is wrong too. Sigh.
How should I put this book? Author, having read many good and bad books, I have to say a few words. Why is the plot so bad? I won't go into the details, but the rushed ending is really unfair to the reader. After reading the whole thing, I was absolutely furious. 😡😡😡😡
Does the storyline fall flat without women?
What's with all those packets of ** in Chapter 20?
What the heck are those packets of ** in Chapter 20? What does ** mean? I've been thinking about it for ages and still can't figure it out.
Several chapters have the correct chapter titles but duplicate content, indicating a subscription issue and a desire for correction. Chapters 265 and 266 are examples.