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Cosmic Professional Gladiator宇宙职业选手

In 2036, mankind steps foot on Mars for the first time. In 2052, Earth holds the first World... Read more
In 2036, mankind steps foot on Mars for the first time. In 2052, Earth holds the first World Martial Arts Tournament, a global martial arts competition watched by the entire planet.

Top professional gladiator, «Spear Demon» Xu Jingming, retires at the prime age of 26 with a body ridden with injuries.

One day, the United Nations announces that mankind would be ushering in a new era for human evolution. Advanced technology had been found on Mars, a secret kept to this day. Research had been carried out to use science to augment human evolution.

All of mankind can now evolve themselves by partaking in this VR experience using the freely distributed VR headset.

How will Xu Jingming use this opportunity for all mankind to his advantage? Collapse
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    MTL Denier
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    I'll give this novel a 3.9/5. There were never any real struggles or life and death difficulties for the main character. Pretty much more than 400 chapters are spent within virtual reality, where each virtual world/activity, although interesting, carry no danger to the ones who play them and are therefore risk free. Every time the main character has a breakthrough in real life, it is first simulated within virtual reality in case anything goes wrong...this completely eliminates all danger and makes the breakthrough that was supposed to be a life and death situation a mere formality, detracting from the fun that is leveling up. In this author's other novels, the act of a breakthrough to another cultivation level is wrought with danger and hardship. In this novel there's no such thing. Everything is smooth sailing and most events are very reasonable - everyone knows how talented the mc is and try to earn his favor, no rival factions try to assassinate him or do anything unreasonable, save for a couple of incidents. Overall, this adventure was extremely tame. Of course, it's still a well written novel and it held my interest, after all, I eat tomatoes is a professional writer. However, out of all his novels this was my least favorite. The ending was predictable: most people saw it coming, and although it justifies and explains why the mc's journey was so smooth, it did nothing to remove my dissatisfaction.
    Fights are interesting and well written, and were one of the main reasons that kept me hooked...however because most fights are spent within virtual reality, it dampens the excitement since there's no real consequence from losing a fight within a fake world.
    In conclusion, it's a solid novel, but not very gripping - although the quality of the writing held my interest, the story itself wasn't very exciting, hence the 3.9 score. End novel spoilers, if you haven't finished the novel, please don't read -
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    PondScum
    01
    f#cking boring, walls of text that do not add to the story and it keeps repeating
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    IllusionaryExile
    51
    Great. 8.5/10. Fights are interesting, cultivation is descriptive without being overly verbose, pacing is good. The fundamentals are all there. Side characters have decent characterization, but just decent and not great. They're believable, but not particularly memorable. The ending is not great, but it's not that bad either. For a cultivation novel, that's an achievement.

    Overall tone of this novel is as if you put a cultivation novel and slice-of-life novel in a blender. If you've ever been reading a cultivation novel and wondered 'What would have happened if the MC didn't offend that young master?' or 'What would have happened if the grand elder didn't covet the MC's secrets?' or any variety of that, this is for you. Instead of the standard life-and-death encounters you get in a normal cultivation novels, here it's a battle to see who gets the upper hand in the subsequent trade negotiations. It may sound odd, but it works. If you have read Martial Arts Master before and liked it, and don't mind the lack of the emphasis on romance here, I'd strongly recommend this.
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      Aneilyn
      20
      I agree to this. Very well made review. It's a decent novel, not the kind that will shocked you. The ending tho, kinda lackluster imo. But we'll I've seen worse so not too bad. For me it's a 8/10 for sure.
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    万古神帝Golden
    31
    Finally it ends, waiting for Webnovel to release those last few chapters was really gruelling…checking everyday to see if they released the pay wall. I wonder how much money they made from readers who couldn’t hold on and just decided to spend.

    Oh well onto the actual novel, well what can I say. As expected of IET, another great novel produced. It’s a great cultivation novel, the journey the MC went through was great. All in all it was a great novel, 4.8/5 for me. If you like this novel then you should definitely check out some of IET’s other classics, and for those who like IET but haven’t read this yet, what are you waiting for?!
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    Jovar
    13
    god damn this novel is beautiful,
    i sad the author ended the novel the way it did but its decent closure anyway.
    actually almost a 5/5 for me simply for how fun it was to read
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    WhiteTigerLeo
    00
    #panic# wrong chapters
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    smgdragon
    50
    #panic# no updates
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    ExiledParsons
    80
    #panic# There are more chapters on webnovel
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    Select
    161
    Like most iet novels the novel gets real good after he leaves his home world and the real stuff happen
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    lovesbingereading
    103
    The f#ck. It's a great novel read it.
    Every novel of i eat tomatoes is masterpiece
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