Genius Martial Arts Trainer

Nice story overall, but far too many inconsistencies.

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For example, the steel body should block waves of KI once fully mastered, but the main character who has mastered it says that the attack could have cut him in half.

Or his training against the anti-demon squad leader monk, who says he has no experience of real combat, even though he was a special trooper in the army…

The story has no coherent focus on strength itself: the main character is taken on as a disciple by the Supreme Grand Monk, formerly the “strongest in the world”, who sees his own potential in him but teaches him nothing apart from advice and pills… 

Or the regrets of having been involved in the storyline of the Blood Monk, helping him to extricate himself from his attackers, but then finding no problem in playing the hero, destroying secret organizations one by one.

(Which, by the way, is not explained: why get so involved in this, apart from a “savior/principal character” syndrome, he has no personal interest in doing so, knowing that all his actions have been motivated solely by personal gain).
In the end, the main character has to be “coached” against an heiress from a nearby sect. 

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I’m going to stop here, the story is really beautiful in itself with themes that are really nice to see, but the author seems to me to have botched the story, he doesn’t take it seriously and gives something half-finished.

In short, a work that had a lot of potential but was spoiled by haste or weariness. From the description, it sounds like he’s working on several projects at once. As for those who wish to continue the work, I think the sequel will be even worse than what I’m quoting here at the moment…