Wuxia Crossover: Ranking the Ten Greatest Transcendent Gods and Demons

To rank Xiang Yutian ahead of Yin Zhong is quite an achievement. Yin Zhong cultivated an immortal body, living for hundreds of years even after injuries, and later resurrected after committing suicide. What does Xiang Yutian have to compare with Yin Zhong? Xiang Yutian lived for hundreds of years only by relying on the essence of past evil emperors within the Evil Emperor's Relic. He can't compare to Yin Zhong, let alone rank him ahead of him.

Well, the women in this story act like they've never seen a man before. They want to sleep with the protagonist as soon as they see him, but there's no emotional exchange between them. Essentially, they envy the strong. At first glance, it might seem nice, but if you think about it carefully, treating themselves like objects and giving themselves to the strong is exactly what everyone hates: gold diggers.

Why help Xiao Se? There's no connection, and no reward was discussed. You just help someone who asks for your help? Besides, you have two maids with you when you're breaking through, and someone only realizes someone's there after they've already knocked on your door. What if the protagonist had ill intentions? Wouldn't they be dead?

Yuan Tiangang was a complete waste; he lived for so many years and was still just a lackey.

This is utter nonsense! What kind of rubbish are these rankings?

The author portrayed Di Shitian as so weak, but actually, he was initially made too powerful. However, since he's a villain, this was intentionally weakened, not because he was mediocre. Dongfang Bubai is a dead eunuch in the original novel; don't you even read the original?

I'm impressed that they fawn over Hong Xixiang. They even grovel before armies they can't defeat. And they're at the top of the list!

Is it really okay to fawn over Yuan Tiangang? Is he really that strong? Nonsense.

A martial arts world, merely above the level of earthly immortals, yet it features gods, demons, all things, infinity, endlessness, space, and so on. Those unfamiliar with the genre might mistake it for a fantasy novel like "Covering the Sky Emperor." Even more absurd is the protagonist's handsome appearance, like a celestial being. A typical daydream writing style.

To fawn over Dugu Qiubai is ridiculous. He was just an arrogant madman in a low-level martial arts world who never defeated any renowned masters. To portray him as so incredibly strong is laughable. Fuyu Jianlang Fanyun is the true master who takes nature as his teacher.