The Greatest Martial Uncle Across the Heavens

All I want to say is, what a toxic story! Starting with a "King of Soldiers" plot—poisonous! The first world is "The Sword Stained with Royal Blood," and the protagonist's entire family dies at the beginning—poisonous! Because it's the late Ming Dynasty, the protagonist is supposed to rebuild the world and revitalize China, but he doesn't even open the country's borders, and instead puts his sons…

This book is extremely toxic; I couldn't continue reading after the first few dozen chapters. The protagonist, a Taoist from Mount Hua who practiced martial arts, conquered the world and became emperor, yet he went to Shaolin Temple to become a monk. He didn't even know his own mother and wife had died until his son was being hunted down and fled to Shaolin Temple. He was only told this after a single wrong statement at the end. I think the protagonist is seriously missing something in his head.

The protagonist is an absolute saint, groveling before the original protagonist, even giving away her daughter and female apprentice to the scumbag original protagonist. Despite so many plot changes, I can still like her. 😅

The protagonist's character is seriously flawed. He can't distinguish right from wrong, good from evil. When his own wife is harassed, he just laughs it off and takes the harasser in as a subordinate, acting like nothing happened. When a disgusting character is about to be punished, he stops him to win people over, acting all righteous and invincible. It's utterly toxic!

This book, well... The author's writing skills are excellent, without a doubt. However, the plot was too chaotic. The first world started well, but the ending was bad. The protagonist's wife died of old age, and he ignored her for the sake of cultivation. I don't know what the meaning of cultivation is. Does it mean becoming without desires and without emotions? I took a closer look, and it seems that about 80% of the people were discouraged in the first world.

The opening chapter was completely unnecessary. Even if it were, it would have been fine. You've just been killed and transmigrated, encountered bandits, then, thanks to the protagonist's halo, you're rescued by a great master, who discovers you're a genius and takes you as his disciple. You're also incredibly skilled, mastering martial arts to become one of the best in the world within a year.

Living as a son in the heavens...

If you're not capable, don't try to stage a drama like the Nine Princes' Succession Struggle. It'll just fall apart. Don't you know how big the world is, coming from the future? You could have established kingdoms overseas! Instead, you all act all high and mighty domestically, then go off to become monks and end up spitting blood from anger. You deserve it. Forget it, take it down. Never again.

All the good names have been taken by you unscrupulous authors whose stories deviate from the original titles... It's outrageous!

It's disgusting how they fawn over Wudang! He rescued Yu Daiyan but was beaten to the point of vomiting blood by Zhang Cuishan, and didn't utter a sound! He even licked his face while the Wudang Black Jade Broken Skin Ointment was being given to him! Become a henchman for free, and withdraw from the five major factions! Rescue Zhang Wuji from the Xuanming Elders! They even want to give away the Nine Yang Divine Skill, that's really vicious!