Wuxia: Ranking the Sword Immortals from the Start

The Tang Dynasty novels previously described the emperor as Wu Zetian, but now they're saying it's Li Shimin. Has the author lost their mind?

The author, being such a sycophant and fanboy of Yuwen Tuo, why doesn't he just write that Yuwen Tuo is now invincible, even Heaven itself is no match for him? That would be more in line with the author's portrayal of Yuwen Tuo as a fan.

To be honest, if Zhao Yuzhen were in the world of "Ever Night," Wu Tian wouldn't even give her a second glance. Why do these kinds of stories always put "Ever Night" in the martial arts genre? It's supposed to be fantasy, after all.

Sixth place. Only two of the five from Beili have appeared. We mentioned before that the one who went up first was the weakest of the Five Sword Immortals. So how do we rank the top five? Beili still has three, plus Jian Jiu Huang is on the list, so it has to be Li Chun Gang, plus Dongting Donglang Fanyun. Where are the others?

How could Ximen Chuixue, who couldn't even beat Dugu Yihe, be ranked so high?

Haotian is jealous of Zhao Yuzhen? Are you stupid?

Your ranking of the Northern Sword Immortals is ridiculously high. If they met you, they'd probably kneel down and beg you to lower your ranking. Otherwise, if someone came to challenge them to a sword duel and beat them to death, they'd have no recourse.

Could you please use fewer words like "instant kill," "awesome," and "oh my god"? It's jarring. People from ancient times wouldn't use such words, and the timer isn't even in seconds, so how can you talk about an instant kill?

I knew this book wouldn't be good if it only reached number 8 after chapter 41.

The ranking of Wudang Mu Daoren is too low. Even after Ximen Chuixue killed Ye Gucheng, he was no match for him. Also, Dongfang Bubai was a man who later castrated himself and became a dead transvestite. Don't you read the original novel?