Wuxia Crossover: Inmate of the Genius Gu Santong

I originally came here for a lighthearted, enjoyable read, but the author deliberately suppressed the protagonist's cultivation level. From the beginning, he was like a rat in the street, constantly hiding. In the original story, Qiao Feng could fight opponents far stronger than himself, but this protagonist has a bug-like talent and comprehension.

A misunderstanding has been discovered here: Gu Santong may not actually possess the "Energy Absorption Technique" as some other respondents have suggested. Rather, the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill inherently possesses characteristics of the Energy Absorption Technique, as seen in Cheng Shifei's poisoning episode, where Haitang states that the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill can…

Tsk! The villain's strength depends entirely on the protagonist! The main characters are both half-step Grandmasters, including Ximen Chuixue and Ye Gucheng! Once the protagonist reaches the Grandmaster level, even that good-for-nothing Long Xiaoyun becomes a Grandmaster, and Jin Jiuling is even more impressive in the later stages, surpassing Shenhou!

Decisive and ruthless? Murong Fu and Kumārajīva are both alive, yet he doesn't have any women? He's terrified like a quail when Yaoyue arrives, but throws a tantrum in front of Shangguan Haitang when she's not around! What's the difference between this and coming home to beat your wife after being mistreated outside? If he doesn't have any women, he should at least have normal conversations, not act aggressively.

You look down on Lin Pingzhi for being so heartless towards Yue Lingshan? Have you even considered that Lin Pingzhi's help for Yue Lingshan led to the near-extinction of her entire family? Yue Lingshan is a good person? Don't be ridiculous. At first, Yue Lingshan might not have known why, but did she not know when the Qingcheng Sect went to kill people?

Even a half-step Grandmaster has early, middle, and late stages. Are you out of water? You've been moistened up.

You know you were invited to be hunted down, right? Couldn't you have just hidden away and practiced your skills? ... It's like the protagonist knowing he's not strong enough, right? But he still stubbornly argues with the other party and refuses to submit. Is that reasonable? And your division of realms is too detailed.

I really dislike writing martial arts novels with realm divisions. I'm begging you experts to give me some martial arts novels without this realm division thing.

If the Grandmaster is at the mid-stage peak, then what's the next level? Grandmaster early-late stage, then mid-late stage, late-late stage, and finally peak stage? It's practically a madman's errand.

This is called heaven-defying talent and comprehension. He's already at the innate level from the start, and he's still at the innate level after thirty-odd chapters. He's also a transmigrator, and it's all just paper. Does this heaven-defying talent and comprehension only work if the author allows it to be used?