Wuxia: Starting with the Ancient Tomb Sect

**For the sake of mission rewards, the protagonist kills both good and bad.** Don't say the protagonist isn't a saintly hypocrite? Nobody's forcing you to be a saintly hypocrite, but you should at least be able to distinguish right from wrong and not condemn someone outright. Was Zhiyin wrong? No, right?

The synopsis alone made me lose all desire to read it; the genre classifications are too illogical, and the author is presumptuous and self-righteous.

I'm telling you that children don't have a choice, but adults only have one path.

It's inexplicably awkward to look at, so let's get out of here!

Wow, your writing is amazing! I don't even know where to begin criticizing it.

The line "Mom used it well" in chapter 30 made me incredibly embarrassed.

To be honest, I've read up to chapter 70 and I'm already getting a bit annoyed. The protagonist is a modern person who transmigrated; he should know the plot of *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, right? How could he not know that Dongfang Bai is a female version? And then there's the claim of a transvestite. Also, why did he kill Qu Yang and Qu Feiyan? This book isn't for me, bye.

Being a dragon knight on a rope in the room sounds kind of exciting!

Look at my star rating, none of these crossover martial arts novels have a good ending. I should quickly change it to an infinite flow novel while I still have a few words left... Crossover martial arts novels are all **

Author, you glossed over the second chapter in just a few words? Are you stupid?