Wuxia Crossover: My Talent Is Off the Charts, While Others Train in Martial Arts, I Cultivate Immortality

There are too many bugs and it is not consistent. First, in ancient times, teachers were respected. Who dared to say dirty words to the master? Second, no matter how good the talent is, it is just talent. The protagonist does not understand the terms in the most basic human meridian martial arts secret book, so how does he create the technique? Thirdly, the protagonist's character is full of swear words, and it's like he has never seen a woman before. Even if she is young and beautiful, can even Li Qingluo be attracted to her? There is also the practice of cleansing the menstrual marrow, evolving the whole body, and having a pure body. Can practitioners be able to see beauty in the eyes of mortals? There is also talent. The protagonist has great talent. Is it possible that everyone is the same as the protagonist? What will happen to those women in a few decades? The protagonist is so non-vegetarian that I really can't understand this book. Personal opinion

If the protagonist is new to the world, or is about the same strength as Qiao Feng, it's understandable. But now Xiaoyao is equipped with the second generation of the Five True Legends, the strength of the Earth God Immortal Realm, but he still deliberately licks his way to interact with Qiao Feng, which is out of style. Secondly, Qiao Feng is really not that good. What is a beggar gang? They have done too many illegal and criminal things. How can Qiao Feng not know? Qiao Feng said it sounds good and calls it love and justice, but said it sounds bad and calls it pedantic and brainless. In the end, he committed suicide.

The protagonist is so arrogant and has such a bad mouth, why not take Xiaoyaozi as his disciple and teach him his immortal ways?

No virtue, no faith, no character, worse than animals. It seems that the author wrote according to his own humanity, what the hell, tui!

Would an ancient person like Xiaoyaozi say modern nonsense like "You're a bastard"?? Just kidding, I really didn't feel a sense of empathy at all while reading this book.

He doesn't even have basic respect, he just talks nonsense. Just reading the first few chapters makes me lose all desire to read further.

It's full of foul language. If it weren't for these, this book would be completely worth reading. In the early stage of Qi training, it is absolutely comparable to an earthly god, in the middle stage, a heavenly being, and in the later stage, it is basically invincible.

You don't have enough respect to actually lick Qiao Feng, a Khitan... I don't understand

After reading twenty or thirty pictures, I was filled with doubts. First of all, how old is the main character? I thought he was a child at first, but three months after becoming a disciple, he met Li Canghai and started to tamper with him and speak in a pornographic manner. Wouldn't anyone think he was a pervert if he was young? It would be too unbearable for him to be an adult. Based on his subsequent performance, I guess he must be an adult. But generally, it is okay to only recruit children based on their talent, and the rest can be cultivated slowly, but doesn't accepting an adult as a disciple test the character and character? Also, you said that Li Canghai was over 300 years old, and Xiaoyaozi was also over 300 years old, but by the Tianlong period, the third elder Xiaoyao was only about 100 years old. What you said seems to be that Xiaoyaozi accepted disciples as soon as he started practicing. Do you think it is reasonable?

This kind of people are really grateful to the country's laws if they are not beaten to death in modern times.