Pili: Infinite Points for Le Xunyuan!

I'm not subscribing anymore. This book is a complete waste of time and money. The way the power scaling is so insane! I can tolerate a fight lasting three or four chapters, but the power scaling is unbearable. I've leveled up so many times, maybe a dozen or twenty times, and I'm still struggling to defeat a Shadow.

With so many upgrades to near-god level, he still hasn't reached god-like combat power? The fact that he and Renjue both suffered heavy losses is truly a strong suppression of the protagonist's combat power. It's as if anyone could fight the protagonist for dozens of moves or more, or evenly matched.

In the original work, Yue Xun, though far from being a monstrous genius, was at least a genius and not incapable of cultivation. In the original work, he was able to cultivate to the eighth level of the Ming Qi Martial Scripture at a young age, which is not considered a genius? The synopsis and outline have been drastically altered to create a useless character who cannot cultivate, which is just speechless!

Why doesn't the author include more female leads? It was one thing before, but the male lead is already so demanding, shouldn't there be more beauties attracted to him?

Dude, stop suppressing combat power! It's driving me crazy. Even someone using a sword to fight at close range can quickly kill Tan Xixi, you've leveled up countless times and can still fight him on equal terms for a short time. The setting is too high, but the execution is terrible. I won't even mention the plot manipulation, but I can't tolerate this suppression of combat power.

The plot is being suppressed too much, and the author's skill in handling the story is baffling. It's clearly just padding the story, dragging things out. The protagonist's willingness to act as a babysitter after being tested and harassed by Su Huanzhen is truly ridiculous.

Why reveal the transmigrator's identity with the poem? And the "Stranger from the Nine Provinces" line is just ridiculous. Is this some kind of corporate slave life? Or does the protagonist still have parents and relatives? Also, wasn't the protagonist supposed to be attending the Ancient Plains Hegemony Tournament hosted by Young Master Yuan?

Seeing the protagonist disguise himself as a cloud beast and make a grand entrance to hunt down Mo Qingchi, I originally thought it would be over in one chapter. But it's stretched to three chapters and still not finished! You start with the Ming Qi Martial Arts at the tenth level, on par with Huan Tianchang, and he's leveled up so many times, yet the acting hasn't improved much.

For a protagonist with the Twelvefold Qi Martial Arts, plus the Floating Hand and Reverse Single Edge techniques, etc., The Super Innate level is equivalent to the Xuanhuang Three Realms or the Yi Ye Shu level, with a deep and terrifying martial arts foundation.

Damn, he just uses enhancement stones on other people's swords without even bothering to make his own unique weapon. He's so careless!