Wuxia: Reign of Assassins, Beginning with Taking Control of Dark Stone!

Honestly, in the Ming Dynasty, for a jailer to dare to name himself Zhu Biao, was he trying to imply that he had too many relatives?

I'm speechless at the way Ah Sheng appears in this scene. In the movie, he didn't die because of his constitution and the condition of his heart; he couldn't be killed by a sword. But in this story, the protagonist is killed by a poisoned palm strike. It doesn't matter where his heart is. And then you force him to reappear to pad the plot. You might as well have just let Xi Yu kill him from the beginning, as in the movie.

How can Dongfang Bubai, who only practices an incomplete martial arts technique, be on par with Zhang Sanfeng? Is Zhang Sanfeng too useless, or is Dongfang Bubai's talent simply extraordinary? Wouldn't the creator of the Sunflower Manual easily defeat Zhang Sanfeng? After all, anyone practicing an incomplete manual could be as strong as Zhang Sanfeng. This is the most ridiculous plot I've ever seen.

Does the author have no concept of money? In ancient times, ten million taels of gold were only enough to support a small-scale war? When did gold become so cheap and devalued? One string of copper coins = one thousand cash = one tael of silver, one tael of gold = one hundred taels of silver. This makes it seem like gold in ancient times was as common as cabbage, readily available in abundance. I suggest revising this.

This division of education levels is so awkward. Is it like finishing university before going to junior high school?

Seeing that the protagonist in the latest chapter doesn't accept Murong Qiudi as his concubine is one thing, but he also thinks Murong Qiudi is ugly? You didn't say Murong Qiudi isn't as beautiful as she is in the TV series; she's definitely prettier than Xiyu.

A true man stands between heaven and earth; how can he remain subservient to others for long?

It's an assassin organization, but everyone knows its headquarters, meaning that if a powerful force wanted to eliminate it, they could easily capture them all.

Why do writers of the Absorption Technique only mention its most basic function of absorbing energy? The Absorption Technique also has the functions of absorbing people's essence, energy, and spirit, and absorbing other people's martial arts for one's own use. If you don't mention these two functions, you might as well write about the Northern Darkness Divine Art or the Shifting Flower and Grafting Tree. Wouldn't that make the story more coherent?

There are too many martial arts techniques for pigs; could the system add a fusion function, a unique fusion that encompasses everything?