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“Bullied boy Wu, barred from martial arts by his body, must choose defeat or rise to mastery.”
Zui Wu Dao
最武道
7.21
6,509 rank · 6,554 readers · 56 favorites
Martial Arts
Adventure
Comedy
Fantasy
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Synopsis
Bullied boy Wu, barred from martial arts by his body, must choose defeat or rise to mastery.
In a world of martial arts, a young boy named Wu was unable to practice martial arts due to his special body. Will he accept his fate and live his life bullied and looked down by others or will he rise and become a master? (Source: OSTNT)
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Derived from 4 sampled reviews
7.3
/10
What 4 readers settled on.
100%
recommend
Score distribution
median 6.5
mode 6
σ 1.64
Agreement
Mostly aligned
σ 1.64 · some divergence
The polarity gap
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Not enough recommend signal yet
Score over time
↑ 1.25
Running avg · Aug 2015 → Mar 2018
Snap verdicts
· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 7 “Zui Wu Dao is a good read featuring appealing art reminiscent of One Piece and Fairy Tail, and I particularly enjoyed watching the protagonist work his way up from the bottom. However, the story...”
- 10 “This is an awesome adventure featuring wonderful, vibrant art and a fun, lighthearted tone that perfectly complements the exciting martial arts and power-leveling progression. There are no notable...”
- 6 “The comedy is above average with fun references, and the fast-paced nature of the story makes it an enjoyable read. However, the protagonist feels like a direct clone of Luffy, and the...”
Verbosity
Short · 100%
Medium · 0%
Long · 0%
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Zui Wu Dao begins and ends here.
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A Manhua Publication
- Format 54 × 9 ch × vol
- Total read 7h 12m approx
- Published Aug 2013 – Jan 2016
- Source Manhua media type
- Ref. BS-M34705 catalog