Journey to the West: Seeking the Dao Across the Heavens

Let's be reasonable. I think Yue Buqun is a good sect leader, a good husband, a good mentor, and a good father. It's all because of Linghu Chong, that disloyal, unfilial, heartless, and unjust scum! He ruined everything at Mount Hua! As the sect leader, it is his duty to do everything in his power to develop and strengthen Mount Hua, and he has always been doing so!

My personal understanding of Dugu Qiubai's realms is as follows: The Sharp Sword Realm: In the early stages, when internal energy is insufficient, one uses sword techniques combined with the sharpness of the sword to kill enemies. The Soft Sword Realm: When internal energy reaches a certain level and sword techniques reach their limit, one can skillfully use a soft sword to kill enemies.

I don't know why they created this "slacker" character setting to disgust people, and kept emphasizing it. Don't you need to study to learn martial arts? Don't you need to understand cultivation techniques to cultivate immortality? Slackers have no future anywhere unless they use mindless cheats.

Why can't Journey to the West feature low-level martial arts? Leaving aside the power system and such, there's no standard for comparison. But the author wrote a multiverse story, and what I'm reading is the different and exciting worlds that unfold in various settings I've known since childhood.

Forwarded comment: The first chapter introduces the time travel aspect, briefly setting the stage, then complaining that the cheat system appeared too late, and reciting a line of poetry, something like, "Why don't you ride the wind and soar ninety thousand miles high?" He was overheard by a dragon girl, who then captured him and took him back to the Dragon Palace to be his live-in son-in-law.

Looking at the table of contents, it's clearly starting with Journey to the West, yet it still includes low-level martial arts like The Smiling, Proud Wanderer. What's the point? Don't tell me that characters like Dugu Qiubai are limited by the world.

Why are all the time-travel stories about protagonists nowadays about being a loser? The thing is, losers still have intelligence; they're normal people too. But the protagonists in these books don't even have normal intelligence. Hey everyone, I'm a newbie and I want to ask if this book is salvageable after the beginning?

To be honest, I think that some sword techniques of the Huashan Sword Sect in the martial arts world, such as the hope Yi Sword, Yang Wu Sword, and Chao Yang Yi Qi Sword, have a very high level of concept. If used with high-level power, such as the power of Tai Chi Xuan Qing Dao, their power would not be inferior to the Dragon Slaying Sword Technique.

I've noticed many people, including myself, abandoned the series after watching A Chinese Ghost Story. The level system in A Chinese Ghost Story is heavily modified, and even with Swordsman Online and Jade Dynasty, there are only three small worlds at most. Forging the Golden Crow's body in three small worlds is a gross underestimation of Donghuang Taiyi.

I gave up on the story because it was so frustrating. The protagonist has no real strength but tries to act tough, and his intelligence is completely lacking!