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Of all martial arts techniques in the world, none are invincible and none are unsolvable, except for speed. To defeat Dugu, one must either use unorthodox methods, employing rare and unusual weapons like soft swords; or use clumsy methods to overcome skillful ones, such as the seemingly effortless heavy sword; or suppress him with absolute power and realm of strength, such as the Swordless Realm…

They're all beautiful women! Beautiful women! Women! Ah!

How many people dropped the book because of the appearance of ancient martial arts practitioners and superhumans in the real world? Raise your hand if you did! You didn't write a perfectly good time-travel story; instead, you wrote an urban supernatural story. You might as well have just written an urban fantasy story from the beginning.

The modern world setting was a mistake; it shouldn't have been written about the modern world, especially with things like urban families, sects, and superpowers—those are all relics of the past, swept into the dustbin of history. The essence of the infinite flow genre lies in its various worlds.

Dafei, your wife isn't feeling well today, and you still have the nerve to update?! 🤓

The only redeeming feature is that this book is a time-travel story. However, the plot is not engaging enough, the characters' strength increases too quickly, the romance develops too fast, and the gifts are given away too quickly. Plus, the protagonist's name, "Fei Ge" (meaning "Brother Fei"), sounds like a razor. In the end, he's both the matchmaker and the treasure-delivering boy—truly a one-in-a-million good guy.

With such a powerful cheat ability, why is he so inflexible in completing missions? He could just collect the rare treasures and gold and silver from each world according to the plot, instead of struggling to earn money in the real world. Has he gone mad from serving in the military? What a waste of this cheat ability!

He had such high combat power in the real world, even rivaling Yelü Qi in the world of Condor Heroes, yet he still came back as a loser.

What the heck is this Xishu Group?! The surreal parts are just unbearable!

The major tropes of urban fiction—superpowers, ancient martial arts, and elite soldiers—seem to be all present in this book.