A Sword Cultivator’s Journey Through the Myriad Worlds

I think people like the protagonist are also drunk. Isn't it a good idea to just look for opportunities? He doesn't make good use of the huge advantage of being able to travel through the heavens, but he always acts like a virgin and cares about some things that have nothing to do with him. To be honest, his brain is definitely wrong. Such a big opportunity is wasted. There is so much wealth in the beautiful world and he doesn't know how to make good use of it. It's really blind to give opportunities to such brainless people!

When will the protagonist's martial arts and origins be introduced?

The strong ancient dragon wind is hard to see clearly

I only saw the licking dog's journey to the heavens, and he was pretending to be struck by lightning.

Chapter 6 Why Mao wants to kill Lin Pingzhi? What does it mean that he will die in the hands of others anyway, so why not die in your hands? Linghu Chong's ** stuff can be forgiven just because he is the protagonist?

The protagonist in the first chapter at the beginning is a college student who traveled through time. Because he had no money, he went to kill bandits on the first day. . . Are college students so cruel nowadays? There is no transition at all, so little attention is paid to details, so I'll say goodbye to the negative review.

The two or three worlds that the protagonist experienced did not indicate what level of cultivation he was in, nor did he mention the level of cultivation of the opponent when fighting with someone, nor did he mention the level of cultivation of some celebrities in the current world. It really felt as disgusting as if he just walked out to the supermarket and left.

Nowadays, there is a strange comment, which probably means that I work so hard and seriously in my writing, why is it rejected by the public? It must be that readers do not know how to appreciate it, and they always say that this novel is not good or that is not good, just like a certain great director said that the audience was not good after the book failed at the box office.

Why does the protagonist teach the Dharma everywhere? It's too casual. Don't you know that the Dharma is difficult to spread? Just like in reality, if you want to get the real Dharma, you will have great opportunities and great cost! The protagonist had a narrow escape from death when he first got the Dharma, but why did he change after he got here?

The author doesn't even explain clearly the protagonist's major skills and realm, which is really confusing. He only knows that the realms are divided into acquired, innate, master, and grandmaster. It doesn't say how to break through Xiantian and Grandmaster, and there is no iconic distinction. The protagonist appears as an innate master. For example, Yue Buqun in Swordsman has practiced the Star Absorbing Technique for several months. After continuously absorbing so much internal energy, he can be even more powerful than Dongfang Invincible. Is it possible that as long as the skill is deep enough, he can break through? Then why don't you send the protagonist to the world of Tianlongbabu to learn the Beiming Divine Art, and then go all the way to the heavens to absorb internal energy? It would be great to make breakthroughs all the way. Even now in the world of the divine eagle, you still say that the protagonist has not returned to nature, which is really disgusting. The realm of the protagonist has been messed up by you, it's really a special code.