The Pinnacle of Martial Arts

This book is very interesting, but it is obvious that the ending ends too quickly. Also, the baby of the three-headed crow in the Eastern Outer Continent did not appear. The identity of the old man who helped Chen Fan reforge the sword into a sword before the ending was not revealed. The name of the protagonist is sometimes written wrong, but this novel is still very interesting. I like it ~

In the first sentence of time travel, he actually said that he was a waste. I didn't want to read it for a moment. Please write it more seriously. Would a martial arts master be so stupid? It's not just someone who made up a martial arts master's identity and then cheated on him. He has lived for so many years and still looks like a 10-year-old child!

I'm a great calligrapher, but there are a lot of typos, so I'll just bear with it! But the plot in the book has just finished the first part and I forgot to finish it. I just said, "Then we agreed to find someone for three years, but what happened?" There are a few more that I don't want to talk about.

Did the author get distracted when writing the book? I won't mention typos and names. It's normal to use some proverbs and idioms, but often the words used are wrong. That's okay. In the later stage, the male protagonist only has one arm left. Why does he still clasp his fist and bow to everyone when he sees people all day long? I want to know how to clasp a fist and salute with one arm? Can I get some snacks?

How many wives does the protagonist have?

Why does China have Dali Steel Fist or is Huang Ping a subordinate? Who told you? Is it me? How was it integrated? Wouldn't it be invincible if two lower-level players combined into two intermediate-level players? What about the Wu Ji that was promised at the beginning to be used three times in a row? Since the Wu Ji that is used in three ways is comparable to the Stainless Steel Fist, is it similar to the Chinese Wu Ji?

It's such a good fantasy novel that I read it as if it were an ancient military novel. Most of the whole book is about how the protagonist conquers the world through conspiracy and intrigue. Moreover, the ending is just as hasty as it is unreasonable. Why is it that the world created by the Immortal Emperor is still alive and well, but the protagonist disappears after creating the world? Overall, this book is just average, but I still managed to finish it. Finally, I hope the author can concentrate more when writing a book next time and not go off topic as he writes!

Where did the stone man go? It's useless at the critical moment

After reading the ending, the protagonist died and I didn't want to watch it.

What the hell, Chen Fan is in such a crisis, why don't he release the stone men he conquered, and the hundreds of Martial Emperors he captured in Kyushu have all been done away with. The more he talks about it, the less logical it becomes.