True Martial World - Reviews

This is nothing like Martial World. Compared to Martial World this novel is garbage.

"True Martial World" is a captivating and immersive novel that delves into the realm of fantasy and martial arts, weaving an intricate tapestry of adventure, culture, and self-discovery. Set in a richly imagined universe, it follows the journey of a protagonist who, armed with determination and innate talent, rises through the ranks to challenge the boundaries of their world.

The narrative is a thrilling blend of action, strategy, and philosophical musings, as characters grapple with the complexities of power, loyalty, and the true meaning of strength. The author expertly explores themes of perseverance, the importance of mentorship, and the pursuit of one's destiny, making for a compelling read that resonates with readers on both an emotional and intellectual level.

What sets "True Martial World" apart is its vivid character development, each character's backstory adding depth and richness to the story. The pacing is well-balanced, ensuring that both action-packed battles and quieter introspective moments are equally engaging. As a result, readers find themselves invested in not just the主角's quest, but also in the growth and evolution of the supporting cast.

In summary, "True Martial World" offers a thrilling and thought-provoking escapade that captures the essence of human ambition, resilience, and the timeless allure of martial arts. It's a tale that transcends genre boundaries, appealing to fans of action, drama, and those seeking a profound exploration of the human spirit in fantastical surroundings.

Is this the same tmw as the one on wuxia world?
What happened?.............................................................................................................

The main reason I gave this novel such a low rating is that the author seems to constantly forget about previous things that YY has learned and/or characters that contribute to his power ups.

One key example is his aspect totem, the 9 neonate.  It is supposed to grow along with YY since it is a "beast mark of life" which allowed it to go through a heavenly tribulation back in the Tian Yuan world.  However, nothing has happened to it since then.  YY has grown multiple realms (nearly 4 full realms if I'm not wrong), but the 9 neo is still at the 1st tribulation which doesn't make any sense.  He has eaten how many high level resources and nothing made it go through the 2nd tribulation?  I call BS.

Another example is the godly OP bow he received from the God Advent Tower spirit.  From what I remember, it was made from divine beast parts which is on the same level of his 3-legged golden crow(don't quote me on this, didn't feel like re-reading that whole arc for this review).  YY could use around 5-10% of its power when he was at the yuan opening realm(again, don't quote me on that), but he has never even touched the bow since leaving the Tian Yuan world.  It's almost safe to assume that the author completely forgot about the bow entirely.

Lastly, I gave this novel this rating because the author once said back when this novel used to be on GravityTales that he would flush out the main story within 500-800 chapters.  This notice was around chapter 550 or so, but I have yet to see where the main story is supposed to go.  I can see that YY will fight with the White Lunar Empire soon and obviously win due to plot armor and 1337 hax, but nothing about what happens from there.  There is no big bad enemy at the end of the tunnel, no dark forces watching from the shadows, nothing so much as an inkling of knowledge on who/what YY will be fighting to end the story.  I guess you could say that I've been waiting for something to be revealed and yet I feel disappointed every time.

You could take my rant/review for a grain of salt, but this is just how I feel about this novel.  I've been reading almost since the beginning, and I've just longing for the author to come up with more story telling that doesn't involve near useless random/stepping stone characters.

Thanks for your time. :]

Two words: THE BRICK!
Five stars just for the brick.
Fancy divine heavenly sword? Pwned with the BRICK!
Peerless dragon tooth sabre? Pwned with the BRICK!
Unholy trinity devil blood spear? Pwned with the BRICK!
Too manly for proper weapons.
Just hit with the brick. ^^

Very goo

Martial World is honestly the best cultivation novel you could ever start with, if you're fine with taking the time to read it.

True Martial World's best parts were when Lin Ming was mentioned

to me martial world is a one of a kind absolute master piece, it had perfect world building, THE most in-depth explanation of the cultivation system, mc was not op, he struggled to climb the ranks from the weakest of corner of the world of the weakest world out of the galaxy and the weakest galaxy out of billions. He did all this and ascended to the top with the power of the cube to help him, reminder that the cube only gave him holy lord techniques so he had to make his own after he ascended to holy lord or above. anyway im about to rant so let me stop rn. martial world to me is like a second life. Complete and absolute immersion during every chapter, it wasnt a "harem" per se but it also had 4 wives that meant a lot to the mc. anyway perfect is the only word i can use to describe martial world and no other novel can hold a candle to it. Martial world deserves some kind of award idk but its so good i cant even describe it. drop this trash and read martial world if you haven't

Yea they could have easily done another 200-600 chaps for a nice ending but he skipped from holy lord to true divinity in like 100 chapters lol

I havent read this but you should read martial world first

Having immersed myself in "True Martial World," I must say it's an exhilarating journey that captivates my imagination. The intricate plot and well-developed characters leave me eager to turn each page. The blend of martial arts, fantasy, and profound philosophical themes keeps me hooked, as the protagonist's relentless pursuit of strength resonates with my own sense of growth. It's a compelling read that challenges both intellect and emotions, making it a standout addition to my collection.

Good story with nice character development, just a shame that Qidian has started with ad crap, i will have to drop this and 2 other novels i read on Qidian since i refuse to watch ads just to read novels, a shame really.

If they want money they should get it through paypal/Patreon or through REAL bonus chapters and not the daily releases, what a joke.