A world where martial arts have revived is overrun by beasts and invading races competing against humanity. Su Hong awakens a powerful system that grants him unmatched talent and allows him to master martial arts at incredible speed. He gains Martial Dao Points by defeating enemies, which he can use to increase his strength, enhance his body, and advance through martial realms.
Martial arts while high
good manga only issue is it has too few chapters so eh… it has some uniqueness to it, so its a fun/good read, so far (ch 34)
You know what I hate…when people disregard mangas like these who do have semi (or quasi/pseudo if you feel like it) unique things, just a repeated execution that feels like or is the same as another manga…then I don’t really know why you made your opinion like that…I know you **can** disregard it and that’s…okay…but you really shouldn’t in order to make your point more concrete and stand out more among the see of comments in this site (and other sites…also sorry for my tangent, I just had to get it out…my fault friends)
I have read too many manhua and manhwa that i have a dejavu like i have read this before like who knows a year ago or something and it have a lot of chapters out.
It’s like the manhwa release of “Leveling Up as an S‑Rank Dark Mage”
that is actually a manhua with a name of “I Really Don’t Want to Learn Forbidden Spells”
First three chapters are not bad. Same feel as Catastrophic Necromancer and Logging 10,000 Years Into the Future. The difference is this system introduction feels extremely rushed so far. If the chapter lengths stay long like this and the origin of the system gets explained more this has potential to be as popular as the aforementioned titles. MC is cool and your standard “show me once and I understand the technique” kind of MC. As of now it’s a 7/10 in general but an 8/10 personally. Art is good enough. Same as the other two titles.
Hopefully not another generic manhua
41 chapter (self note)