Grandmaster of Chinese Martial Arts

Congratulations on the completion of the book! When will you start the next one?

I didn't want to read any further when I saw Nantian enter the secluded valley. In just over ten chapters, the protagonist was transformed from a swimming prodigy who swam from island to island in the vast ocean during a martial arts tournament in Japan into a complete landlubber afraid of water! Pshaw! How could they make such a basic mistake? What good book could the author possibly write?!

Damn it, one minute he can swim on Kame-sen Island, the next he's half-drowned.

On behalf of all the authors in the Xiao Er group, I congratulate my senior brother on completing his work! (Sprinkling flowers!)

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It's contradictory; in the previous chapters they were swimming in the sea, but now they can't.

While people on Guixian Island can swim, those in the forbidden areas of Mount Emei become landlubbers.

Chapter Five: Where did the scorching charcoal come from after falling into the dry well?

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