Grandmaster of Martial Arts

This book is a delight to read, with its excellent writing and nuanced character portrayals. You'll want to read the next chapter after each one. Of course, I don't read this type of novel often, but one thing it does particularly well is the plot's constant climaxes and the excellent subject matter. I wish you great success, brother!

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Xu Zhou's self-disclosure is so well written! While reading, I kept imagining the principle: when we lift something, we use our hands to grab it, simultaneously engaging the strength of our upper arms and coordinating with the rotation of our joints. Imagine a cultivator could truly manipulate their internal energy at will, maximizing their potential, prematurely exhausting all their power, and using their body as a vessel to ignite it at the critical point—the power would be comparable to a massive energy bomb. Like a bubble…wriggling…it's so vivid. To choose such a painful yet decisive way to destroy oneself, how desperate must one be? Xuan Yuan Qiao'er, worried about her brother Yu Yi, suddenly felt sorry for Xu Zhou. Whether he was good or evil, he died alone. No one remembers him now. The writing is so delicate; it's definitely worth reading. Keep it up!

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