World's Best Martial Artist

I've read over 60 chapters, and what's the point of this "feel-good" novel? It's all just empty talk and daily self-improvement exercises. How come so many people recommend this book? It might get really good later on, but if the beginning doesn't grab readers, it's useless no matter how good the later parts are.

Awesome! The slow pace at the beginning was to get you into the world-building, but the later parts became very clear. It's been a long time since I've read a novel this clearly. The later parts were really enjoyable. I haven't finished reading a novel in months; I usually give up after a few dozen chapters. This one is really quite good.

This is the fourth time I've read it; I read it before on Qidian. I never expected Seven Cats to have this book… To be honest, although there are many wish-fulfillment novels, none of the wish-fulfillment novels being written now are as good as this one. In the end, all I can say is that the Eagles are awesome!!! Hurry back, I'm really suffering from a reading slump without you.

The protagonist grows and develops; my assessment is that it's watchable. I initially followed the manga, which was quite good.

The ratings are ridiculously inflated; they're all probably manipulated. The protagonist, who's over forty, has a soul and consciousness that's weaker than someone in their twenties. The author is being too naive. He hasn't really practiced martial arts; he's just leveling up through cheats. The constant emphasis on the protagonist's fear of death while simultaneously writing stories about him as a hero is contradictory. The author is probably around twenty years old, or even younger.

I finished reading it. The 9.6 Rating is misleading. In every major battle, the enemy dies in droves, while the death of even one of your own is treated like a death from the jaws of death (even after several encounters). The power system is also broken. The comments section is full of paid trolls (including paragraph and chapter reviews). I regretted reading it halfway through because I had nothing else to read.

🌍 Global Martial Arts: A must-read epic novel this year! I finally finished this epic novel, "Global Martial Arts," which is over eight million words long! As someone who hasn't read super-long novels in years, I was truly captivated by it this time.

What's with this whole "seducing the younger sister" thing? It's completely useless. All she does is secretly sell the protagonist's things. The protagonist has told her off so many times, and she still keeps doing it. What is this if not a traitor? Don't tell me she's immature. She's in her final year of junior high, and the protagonist even gives her pocket money.

Fang Ping's journey from prioritizing his family to prioritizing the greater good is a story of transformation. From learning martial arts at eighteen to pacifying the three realms at twenty-one, only three years have passed. Fang Ping is too young and acts somewhat recklessly, but isn't that youthful exuberance? His initial motivation for learning martial arts was to protect his family.

Martial Arts Levels (from highest to lowest): Eighteenth Grade (Seed Realm/World Realm): Fang Ping, Cang Mao (Cang Emperor). Seventeenth Rank (Emperor Realm): Heavenly Emperor (True), Yang God, Divine Emperor, Eastern Emperor, Earthly Emperor, Human Emperor, Spirit Emperor, Western Emperor, Southern Emperor, Northern Emperor, Beast Emperor, Suppressing Heavenly King, Dragon Transformation…