Claiming a Mountain to Be King

The beginning is a bit toxic. Is it a world view that combines elements of the Prince's Mansion, Warcraft, gold coins, and East and West? Wouldn't it be better to use monsters and silver?

Is this really a martial arts world? What's the first sentence of the introduction? "Martial artists can split mountains and shatter rocks with a wave of their hand, and move thousands of miles with a single step." Are you sure this is the law of a martial arts world?

I thought I'd found a great book; the farming system is pretty good. Unfortunately, the protagonist's way of handling things is incredibly stupid, and the other characters' intelligence is also pathetic! Enough said, you all know what I mean. I'm outta here…

Earlier, the protagonist acquired a mountain gate and created a protective barrier, but anyone could just walk in and pass through, so what was the point? Furthermore, the protagonist became so powerful in such a short time; his cultivation level was chaotic and disorganized.

This book is not suitable for seasoned bookworms; it's so incredibly idiotic, I strongly advise against reading it.

A whole chapter is dedicated to cooking porridge, filled with all sorts of inner monologues; it just makes the protagonist seem childish. Speechless.

I don't understand what the author is writing! Are you writing about time travel? Or some random nonsense? This book is ranked third?! I'm truly astonished!! Didn't you even explain your own cultivation level at the beginning? You just jump straight to someone else's hard-earned external martial arts skills. Author, wouldn't it be better if Su Yu became a god immediately after time-traveling?! Holy crap, this supposedly divine book is only third!! There's no one left on Qidian!!

Ugh, so frustrating. It started off well, but when it came to selling Apple products, things started to go wrong. So many people are so clueless; one minute they were hoping to become Apple distributors, and the next they were flirting with women. What can I say? 😳

At first, it seemed alright, a laid-back cultivation story. But the further I read, the more I realized that many plot points were exactly the same as others. Writing novels is so easy these days, they can just copy and paste. "Peerless Martial Emperor" and "The Great Ruler" both have this.

Seeing the name, I thought you were some kind of bandit leader, but it turns out you went to farm, and actually farm! So, bye-bye.