Peerless Martial God

It seems to be the first book I followed, around 12 years ago. It felt really good and good at that time. It seemed that I even shed tears because of part of the plot... 2333. It's probably because of this that I still remember this book freshly. I have changed many apps over the years, and I have seen some good and bad reviews on this book. Thinking about it carefully, the plots of fantasy and immortality are almost the same now. After all, the mainstream has been established, and it is probably not that easy to expand new ones. Although I liked this book very much at first, I don't like to read it back, so I can't explain how I feel about it now. Although I can't do anything now, I still hope that this book will become popular, and I also hope that the author can work hard, otherwise the tears I shed will be in vain, right? It can also be regarded as a kind of nostalgia for me when I was young and ignorant.

All kinds of capricious play, all kinds of debauchery, are simply the perfect portrayal of the happy world in my mind. Advances and retreats are just to make up for the shortcomings. The unpredictable and funny plot, solid foundation, and the earth-shattering future behind, everything is logical.

I think it's okay. It would be great if there is a continuation.

It's a bit lame, a lot of nonsense.

An arrogant beginning, a hasty ending.

So much nonsense

The bad guys can use any means they can to kill the protagonist without restraint, and they never care about the protagonist's background. This logic is really baffling.

I've read Chapter 50 and can't stand it any longer. It's a bit confusing. The protagonist seems to know a lot of things, and what kind of martial arts spirit does he have?

It's so good, I've read it several times, the story is vivid and interesting.

There are too many typos and it's a bit confusing at times.