One Punch Across the Myriad Worlds

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First, let me give my overall impression of this book. It's generally worth reading. Of course, there are aspects I'm not entirely satisfied with, but everyone has their own preferences. Let me first talk about what I consider to be the strengths. Overall, the writing is solid, the plot is logically sound, and there are basically no intolerable flaws.

Having read so many books, this one truly deserves to be called a masterpiece. Speaking of which, I haven't read any books written by top authors in a long time. In the past, those authors wrote quite well, but over the years, some of them haven't changed their writing style.

I'm just a newcomer, and some things that happened during my previous recommendation period really upset me, so the quality might have dropped. If you guys have the patience and are willing to give me something to look forward to, I will keep trying to write better. If you really think it's not good enough, there's nothing I can do.

The protagonist wants to emulate Qi Jingchun. It's also a microcosm of the novels *Snow in the Sword* and *Sword Comes*. Shizi and Lao Huang have already appeared. The following chapters depict Chen Ping'an leading Li Huai and the others on their studies. It's alright. The main thing is that the villains shouldn't get carried away by beautiful women. Even Chen Zhenghua wouldn't dare write like this. One last thing. What does Chen Zhenghua know about swords?

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He died from poisoning in the first twenty-odd chapters. The protagonist's friend deliberately said that a young girl from a martial arts family was ugly in order to save her from being forcibly taken by a rich young master. The girl and her father came to seek revenge, knowing that the protagonist's friend was actually the girl's savior.

This is utter bullshit. A town with a skilled blacksmith, a mysterious and enigmatic schoolteacher with a hidden backstory, and Li Yi's so-called powerful and mysterious family? It feels like these are just places where the main characters appear, and even the dogs walking by could be mythical beasts!

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After reading just a few dozen chapters, the protagonist gave me a feeling of hypocrisy. No matter what he does, he always has to find an excuse for himself. He is a very contradictory person. He neither eliminates evil nor helps the good. He always waits until the evildoers commit evil before eliminating them, and only helps the kind people when they are hurt. He kills to find a spiritual sustenance for himself. In short, he is hypocritical.