I don’t have talent, but I train at a level that feels like dying, so I’m strong.

You had the talent to endure that training, didn’t you?

Mental strength is also a remarkable talent…
In the end, I should have dealt a blow to the elder, and modifications are terrifying.

When a rival quickly catches up after getting a master to teach them, it really shows they have no talent…

Experiment platform

In the story, the talented ones grow in ways that are exceptional, and some even improve without any guidance.
Kane-chan, whose growth relative to the guidance fee took a long time, made me realize that she didn’t have talent.

If I’ve done this much, it would be sad if I wasn’t that strong.

It’s kind of scary how quickly my friends become strong once they notice a little trick.

Once you become an apprentice, it’s either master your training or die.

Because it is fundamentally in one of the best training environments in the story.
It means that if other disciples had received the same instruction, they would have reached a completely different level, indicating a lack of talent.

The question is whether my friends can train like Kan-chan.

In theory, it has been proven that masters can be artificially created.

It’s just that the YOMI guys are incompetent, so it can’t be helped.
It’s fine if the dark nurturing ability is trash.

I don’t think other disciples would be able to handle it mentally if they were made to do the same thing.

There are many people stronger than you, but there are many opponents that could not be defeated without Ken-chan.
Even if it’s a victory by compatibility, a strength that prevents dying until reaching that point was necessary.

There must have been many people with talent who died during their training.
Just surviving is pretty amazing, don’t you think?

It’s just that the overly protective guidance in nurturing makes one wonder if other talented individuals can grow in the same way.
You could build a ridiculous foundation, but…

It’s scary that Zeke awakens just by spinning around.

Are you trying to kill your disciple…?!

Poor Ken-chan.
This is also due to the nature of being unable to compromise with evil and continuously making bold statements.

Since there was nothing else, the ability to refine the skill of building a foundation is the talent of those who have nothing.

Thanks to the ridiculous strength training, Ken can get bashed around a lot but still get back up.
If you were truly talented, you wouldn’t be beaten up that much, so which is better?

Just by training under a slightly unruly master, Takeda, who is on par with Kan-chan in skill, is impressive.

Because the most important quality is the self-righteousness that resembles an elder…
Seriously, what Ken-chan is saying is way worse than the darkness.

Even after all that training and becoming strong, you’re basically on the same level as your enemies or even below, so you don’t really have much talent, do you?

I’m not weak, but even if I train hard enough to die and become strong…
Talented colleagues are quickly catching up, and it’s reassuring.

If you really think about it, the living human fist itself embodies arrogance.
Ken-chan takes another step forward from there.

A man named Ukita, who is blessed with a talent for romantic comedies.

Because my mindset isn’t suited for combat, I’m looked down upon.
Those who come into contact with even a hint of the training that Ken-chan has undergone immediately enter serious mode.

It’s stronger to lose consciousness until the conversation progresses to a certain point…

The solo home run is too much of a brute-force technique.

It’s more that my reflexes ingrained in my body are stronger.
It’s sad, or rather, it feels like I’ve gotten so used to spacing out that I’m able to act before thoughts in a state of egolessness.

For now, there is a sense of relief that I won’t easily fall into the path of the dark underworld.

I don’t have the talent to efficiently learn martial arts.
Ultimately, there is an abundance of talent to become strong.

A man who had neither the talent for martial arts nor the talent for falling into darkness.

The one with the most talent in the story is probably the Fist Demon Evil God…

Ken-chan is treated like a modified human from halfway through… with some mysterious Chinese tonic making his whole body incredibly heavy despite looking pink and lean.

It’s great how my fellow geniuses catch up quickly when they’re taught by masters, cats, or prayer wheels…

It can’t be forgiven… to use a disciple as a test subject…

The auto-rhythm for offbeat is really good, isn’t it?

The master of Liangshan Marsh has cheat-level ability in training disciples.

I think it’s a genre where there are modified humans and cyborgs among a group of genius fighters.

There is no talent for martial arts.
There was strength of mind.

Well, the apprentice isn’t human…

When consciousness fades, a lawless atmosphere makes it difficult to actively apply techniques, and this mentality is also a hindrance.

The “Koryu Nuki” technique is a skill passed down from the invincible superhuman, so it’s really strong.

Since the entire body has been modified except for the brain, it’s essentially a Kamen Rider.

I only did it once, but I loved the copy of my master’s technique that has deeply ingrained itself in my body.

I feel like the only one with many disciples is pretty decent.

Killing disciples or using them as test subjects is the same for both Liangshanbo and the dark side.

I don’t want to be Ken-chan, but…
“Should I become the protagonist of a dull romantic comedy judo manga in Ukita?”
I just wanted a life where I could be Toru-kun and wrestle with the Valkyrie sisters.

As the title suggests, it’s the strongest in history.

Since I can’t hit a woman, I’ll pretend to sexually harass her to make her leave.

I want you to become the legitimate successor of the Shibafuda clothing.

As a special move, the strongest combo probably looks more impressive in a manga than a non-rhythmic technique does.
It’s more troublesome to evolve every time I learn a new technique than to integrate in an immature state.

To be honest, if anyone other than Kenichi trained the same way, they would improve even more.
If the YOMI guys get into Liangshan, it will be a big deal.
Huh? You don’t want to? Why…?

If I don’t endure, I’ll die, but if I die, I can just be brought back to life.

The enemy is wondering why this guy is so tough.

The mental strength to endure the training for death is a talent.
That’s not a talent for martial arts…

“We’re also pretty close, depending on how you look at it.”

Chinese martial arts are a step ahead of other martial arts in terms of systematization…

I don’t have talent.
It is a rare talent to break free from excessively tough training, take a breather, and then return.

(A face that seems to say, “What are they talking about? An apprentice has no human rights.”)

Ken-chan has a strong belief…
That aside, I definitely think I would have broken if I didn’t have any lustful intentions.

I think everyone would have quickly gotten bored if a talented person had become a disciple.

The “test subject” mentioned in this work is essentially making an apprentice do it first and then feeding the results back to myself, so that hasn’t really been done.
What is being done at Jiangshan Camp is closer in nuance to “playing with it like a toy.”

The darkness is sincere toward martial arts, which is why it uses disciples as subjects for experimentation.
Let’s turn this ordinary person into a powerful martial artist by cramming them full of martial arts and modifying them; it sounds interesting, so let’s make them a test subject.
Certainly, the nuance is different…

What would happen if a talented child went through that training?

Even Ken-chan, with his steel-like spirit, sometimes wants to run away; that’s really bad.

I want to read a fan creation where the Valkyrie squad, right? is seeking to apprentice under Shigure Don.

A strong-minded person.

If you have talent, there’s no need to engage in such reckless training.

Wouldn’t it be interesting to raise a disciple like this?
The underlying principle is not absent in Liangshanbo.

If you teach me the technique, won’t it really hurt people to the point of no return…?
And I’m sorry if I can’t meet the expectations after having received the skills taught to me.
It’s nice that you think about it properly in your own way before participating in the real hellish training.

But experiencing death and resurrection at least once is…
There might be something useful after all.

Thanks to Miu’s big boobs, Ken is able to keep training quite seriously at the beginning.

It looks just like me…

A life of training, battling, training, battling, training, battling, training, battling.

If you have talent, I think you’ll naturally expand your skill tree to some extent after being taught.

At first, the masters are overly focused on escape prevention measures.
Because there is trust that things will naturally return after surpassing the midpoint.
It feels like they’re deliberately letting them escape.

Is he a strong disciple of the heart…?

Ken-chan’s growth while still being quite lewd is really nice, isn’t it?

It seems that Ken-chan ultimately became a master, but I wonder if he made it to the special A rank…

Bursting into Mizunuma-kun’s dojo and saying “This isn’t martial arts!” already shows a glimpse of being an elder.

Trying to escape but being lured by power and eroticism.

They say it’s the “living person fist,” but isn’t erasing someone’s personality and memories more cruel than killing them?

Talented individuals climb up to mastery, but…
A man who fell from mastery due to lack of talent.

A disciple with the talent to pop up convenient enemies at the time when I want not just training but also some real combat.

Strength aside, I think the most genius among the apprentices is Siegfried.

There’s quite a difference between stepping on a landmine without being aware and openly starting fights, Elder.

Once you break free
Complaining to a friend, watering the flowers, playing Othello with my sister, then going back to train.

It resembles an elder quite well, doesn’t it?
The part where you use force to knock the irritating guy down and make him listen.

I can’t even win against the elder in terms of lifespan.
I guess they managed to win somehow, but I wonder how they won…

It’s not like I’m Baki, but if you want to push through your own selfishness, you have no choice but to become the strongest…

“The scene where ‘I need strength’ is really amazing…”

It seems that 90% of the photo books that the horse master is trying to sell are fake.
Isn’t it a good deal if 10% is real erotica?

But from Miha’s perspective, Kenichi is like a younger brother.
I didn’t really think until quite late that I was seen as a romantic interest rather than just an object of desire and a goal (a point of strength and a nearby object of protection).

It’s amazing that almost all the Ragnarok martial artists are fiercely competing at the forefront.
In some manga, that position seems like it will fade out and disappear.

The elder will not compromise with his granddaughter’s husband.

Weren’t you a quasi-master in receiving?

It seems like Ken-chan won’t be able to become a special A-class master.
I feel like I could raise six talented disciples to all become special A-rank.

I train in a way that is not weak, so it feels like I’m going to die.
Occasionally die.

Well, the elder is throwing a tantrum, but it seems like Mr. Kuga somehow mediated the situation…

Siegfried and Berserker are treated as having extraordinary talent in the story, but I also think that in the world of masters, such individuals might not be all that rare.

If Master Sakaki hadn’t taken me to eat ramen, I would have escaped at least 10 more times.

I want to commit a mistake of one night with Shigure.

Miu’s dad seems like he would normally side with us.

When Miu, who was rescued from a state of amnesia, became affectionate towards Ken-chan.
I love the double-page spread where all the masters are trying to somehow stop the elder to maintain the good atmosphere.
It’s really tough to stop them even with everyone together…

Being in an unconscious state greatly improves movement, which reflects one’s personality.