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The character's performance is too weak. The sects are tens of thousands of miles apart, and the cultivation levels are described in great detail, but in battle, the character always retreats several meters or even dozens of meters. The contrast is huge, making it seem less like a fantasy novel and more like a martial arts story at the beginning.

Don't want women anymore? Speechless. Women all the time, strong people don't need women.

The later the story progresses, the more incompetent the protagonist becomes; any random wild protagonist he encounters will have a higher cultivation level than him.

The more I watched, the more frustrated I became. The protagonist's strength couldn't keep up with the villains, and his trump cards weren't strong enough. He was constantly being schemed against.

The protagonist's mother kept urging him to marry Jiang Muyao. Why listen to her? This family doesn't even bear the Jiang surname anymore! She's so spineless. Even after becoming stronger, she can't even decide her own marriage and has to listen to her mother like a dog.

1: IQ increases by 100% 2: Rejuvenation Technique 3: Can freely become invisible, pass through walls, burrow underground, fly, possess god-level teleportation, travel through portals, perform god-level healing spells, god-level telekinesis, god-level mental blocking spells, and god-level gene blocking spells. 4: You will not get sick; a comprehensive boost to your body.

I don't understand the point of cultivating this faction. In every battle, the protagonist puts in 99% of the effort, acting like a slave, just feeding a bunch of people.

Does the protagonist not want Jiang Xuanya to have children? Does he also discourage his family from having many children, believing that having many children brings good fortune, and that there are only three female protagonists?

With so many resources and cultivation techniques, what's the point of the protagonist training his own subordinates instead of just his family? Family members are never as useful as his trusted confidants. Does the protagonist have to fight every time himself?

Only one per family? What's the point of having this family if the protagonist always has to make the moves? It's such a cliché plot.