Wuxia Crossover: Heaven-Defying Comprehension, I Forge the Immortal Path in the Mortal World

It's so difficult to get such a low rating; it feels like the food is a mess.

Wow, it seems like Bai Jin is going to give away a girl; she's practically throwing money away.

The writing is decent, but for some reason it's bland and unappealing; I just can't get into it.

Finally, there's a good martial arts novel with incredible comprehension. Before, there were a bunch of novels on Feilu with incredible comprehension, where the male protagonist would read a basic sword and saber technique manual once and immediately comprehend all sorts of divine sword and saber techniques.

A whole bunch of messy, haphazard enhancements. Someone originally at the Innate Stage was turned into an Earthly Immortal, with no cultivation techniques, no aptitude, and a whole bunch of other nonsensical enhancements. Zero points! And there's even deliberate suppression of the protagonist. Ugh.

If the author is from an ethnic minority, then disregard what I said. But if they are Han Chinese, and instead of working for the well-being of the people during the Qin, Han, Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties, they only seek to create chaos and destruction, then their values ​​are warped, they are betraying the people, and their "saintly" heart is unacceptable. Why not also eliminate the hordes of demons, murderers, and cannibals?

Why is the rating so low? Because it's not satisfying enough. The problem with a satisfying novel is that it's not satisfying. The protagonist's progress is slow, his actions are limited, and he's constantly being schemed against. How can that be satisfying?

There's no systematic approach; it's simply about learning from nature. However, the protagonist's cultivation is progressing rather slowly, so he needs to quickly replenish the earth, wind, water, and fire elements within his inner world.

This book is useless. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty was Zhu Houzhao, not Zhu Yuanzhang. Otherwise, Zhu Wushi wouldn't have become the emperor's uncle. This is a huge plot hole.

The male protagonist's attempts to break through the four realms of Beili later on were a bit weak. Even though the male protagonist was at the fifth level of the Immortal Path, the bosses in the four realms of Beili were at most at the first level of the Immortal Path, yet they were all able to fight the male protagonist for several rounds.