The Sword God and Wine Immortal

I'm so disappointed. The premise is good, the writing is good, and the plot is okay, but the character development is terrible. One minute the protagonist is portrayed as cautious and prudent, the next he's depicted as a madman, meddling in everything. Take the escort agency, for example—why is a mere porter like you meddling in so much? Why not ask Young Master Yan for help?

This protagonist's cheat ability is incredibly powerful, so why does he have to court death? If you can't stand it, why not just quietly drink for a few years, buy some secret manuals, and grind through the dungeons in the game until you become a legend? Thumbs down.

If Duan Yu had that ability, why would he have needed to use the Six Meridians Divine Sword to force Chu Jiu to join him? 😏

The protagonist is just an ordinary person, and quite kind, unlike most overpowered protagonists. These critics seem to have read too many "power fantasy" stories and feel it's not exciting enough. There are too many "power fantasy" stories out there. I enjoyed it after reading a few dozen chapters.

I wanted to read a martial arts novel, but you gave me a detective novel?!

The upgrades were somewhat contradictory at the beginning, and it's unclear why we didn't leave the city at the start. Also, once we had money, we should have just been drinking to upgrade, not wandering around aimlessly.

Why not just make it invincible? All this fuss and dragging on, I don't want to watch anymore.

Good, the psychological process is quite reasonable. It depicts the mental journey of a normal time traveler, without excessive bloodshed or violence. There are many mindless trolls; ignore them.

Author, this is a wuxia novel, not a biography. There's hardly any fighting; it's just the protagonist running around having fun.

Where did chapter 124 go?