A Travelogue Through the Worlds of Film and Television

This book is so bad that I don't enjoy reading it. The system is like the master, and the protagonist is like the slave. The protagonist's transmigration is randomized by the system, tasks are assigned by the system, and failure to complete them results in the protagonist's demise. Items obtained cannot be brought back to reality, and real-world items cannot be brought into the movie world.

The terms "first-rate," "second-rate," and "third-rate" are simply classifications of martial arts prowess, linked to the current level of martial arts prowess in the martial arts world, rather than representing a specific martial arts realm.

I won't read any more of the Condor Heroes or similar works. Best of luck, author! 👍 In your next book, I hope the protagonist can approach each world and character with a calm and ordinary heart, without needing to go to worlds with high-level powers. Let's experience the wonder of life in the ordinary. The cultivation system should ultimately lead to becoming a mortal immortal.

He single-handedly wiped out tens of thousands of troops, yet in "The Famous Detectives," he became comparable to An Yunshan... But in "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber," even Zhang Sanfeng and the Yellow-Clad Maiden were unsure of his abilities... Is the protagonist getting weaker the more he trains?

I am Shennong and can't stand it anymore. I feel like this book was written by a kid who graduated from junior high school. The halo of intelligence has been brought to the extreme. To give you the simplest example, if you are confused, you can jump directly to Chapter 19 and take a look. If you can't stand it, come back and give a like so that more people can see it. Currently, the premise is that this comment has not been deleted.

The author wrote about Qiu Ya in *Goodbye Mr. Loser*, saying she started out very well, but was spoiled by Xia Luo, which led to her cheating. And to make her the main female lead is infuriating. Even if Qiu Ya is good, she still has a tendency to cheat. Does the protagonist have to constantly guard against her cheating? Anyone who has read *Goodbye Mr.

The author's power system is chaotic, sometimes strong, sometimes weak, and the character settings are a mess. "Supreme detachment"? Forget my ass! One page is about being ruthless, the next it's about "I love you"—it's utterly incoherent. There are so many contradictions; it's fucking painful to read. If I weren't desperate for something to read, who would read this garbage?

No wonder this book isn't very popular; I couldn't even finish reading the part about Sherlock's Troubles. Not only did the woman return to reality, but they also discussed the system together.

I'm so tired of all those martial arts novels. I'm really fed up with Jin Yong and Gu Long's works! Can't they write something like an action movie? Or a science fiction film?

When I saw the author say that Qin Shi Huang was a tyrant and unworthy of unifying the world, I didn't want to read anymore. Goodbye.