Review Detail of LucidBlue in Complete Martial Arts Attributes

[ You have found a gem! ] In truth, I had actually made a review about this book not too long ago. The reason as to why I am creating another is simply because this story has only ever somehow improved. I'm on the latest chapter with the first level of privilege chapters and religiously read this. Unlike most books which I read and they tend to have a fault or two, I can't quite say that there is anything like that for this incredible story. To know if this fits your preference, this is a curt summary: Semi-op character with visible, constant, and above-average tangible, growth. MC is a bit on the cocky side, but conveyed in a comedic manner. The author is able to differentiate when to be serious and when to joke around, and this fact has consistently improved in evidence as chapters have gone on. It's important to point out one of the key points here, too - unlike many stories - Re: Evolution Online, Author Yolohy for example - they delete all reviews of three stars and below to manipulate their readers into only seeing notably positive comment. Have criticism or confusion with something in that book? Comment deleted. That's how some books go these days. This story is NOT like that, and you can find all sorts of reviews and comments, adding to my great appreciation for this book. Complete Martial Arts Attributes is honestly so highly rated because it's *ACTUALLY* amazing. Maybe not for everyone, but it's exceptional quality nevertheless, so if you enjoy this genre, you'll have a great time reading through. Every single chapter has interested me, and majority have made me laugh - which has never occurred with another story. I'm not exactly a happy person; put vaguely and censored, I find it difficult continuing in life. This story is one of the extremely very few things which exist as a point of genuine enjoyment in my life. If I were to wring out this story for any points which I could consider negative, then I would probably state that the story is slightly simplistic and that it's not unfathomably unique. Of course, those points to me, mean that with it being simplistic, it gets to the great parts quicker, and doesn't mess around pointlessly. It's not to say it's not a vast or varying story, it's simply that it's intelligently direct and clear. And, for it not being incredibly unique... I enjoy it just the way it is. Anyway, that concludes my review. I intend to send through gifts even if I don't have much money just because this story deserves it and much, much more.