A Carefree Journey Through the Worlds, from Wuxia to Myth

It's good; it captures the essence of the carefree adventure. However, the endings are often rushed. It would be better to slowly depict the protagonist's impact on the world. Also, a female lead isn't always necessary; some female leads don't contribute much to the plot and are essentially useless.

It's great! The writing is excellent, and the plot is very well-developed. I just wonder which world it will be after *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* 🤭

Previous multiverse novels progressed from low-level to mid-level and then to high-level worlds. Some worlds were indeed unnecessary to visit, and female protagonists and supporting characters not intended for the main story could be left unwritten. However, the novel *Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber* wrote so many worlds, only to have them all given away.

He's decisive and ruthless; if he can take action, he should talk less. I quite enjoy watching him. All that talking is pointless; he should just travel to more worlds.

February 13, 2026. Read. There's nothing in the world that a barbecue can't solve. If there is, then two barbecues will do. You're always there for me when misfortune strikes. I want to ask, all these years, have you been the one to bring me trouble? My admiration for you is like the Yellow River, flowing endlessly, unstoppable!

It's very well written. The protagonist is both within and outside the world, viewing it from a third-person perspective while influencing it through his own connections. He possesses both rationality and sensibility. It features multiple female leads but isn't a harem story. I suggest the author add some elements that readers might find regrettable about the film or television adaptation.

The content is quite interesting; I recommend everyone to check it out.

It's alright, it looks okay.

It looks really good, I'm sorry.

The writing is pretty good, except that several female supporting characters became Yunxiao's divine thoughts.