I Am Invincible in the Mortal World

I've read some, and to be honest, it's not suitable for people who like stories focused on self-interest. The writing is overly heroic; the characters, by today's standards, have very positive values, but they don't fit the world the author describes. If they weren't the protagonist, they probably wouldn't survive more than ten chapters. I find this kind of writing annoying.

Height 185cm, weight 65kg... Almost skin and bones.

This author has no sportsmanship!!! After reading dozens of chapters with the appearance of a small pistol, it suddenly turned into the most ridiculous multiverse genre!!! The system cultivation was going well, and then suddenly there's the Samsara Palace, instantly turning it into a multiverse genre, wasting so much of my time!!! I'm so angry!!!

I am invincible among men; if I do not fight against the heavens, then who will I fight?

Honestly, I thought "The Embroidered Uniform Guard" was pretty good, but I couldn't get past ten chapters of this one even after several attempts. It was just too awkward to read. I'm not going to force myself to continue; I'll wait for the next one.

Let me give you some advice: your writing style isn't suited for creating plot holes. You need more practice. I don't know if you're a beginner, but while you can mentally recreate the plot in your head over and over again, we readers can't. Creating plot holes requires finesse, and what you're doing seems like a first-timer—exhausted and barely managing to create a decent hole.

The book's title attracted me, but after reading 40 chapters, I concluded that it was irrelevant to the title, the "invincible" claim was pure nonsense, and the book was more of a diary entry with no exciting moments. In particular, the part about Chan'er being eaten by the tiger demon made me almost not want to read anymore. However, for the sake of the answer in chapter 95, I forced myself to read until I saw the answer before deciding whether to continue.

Honestly, the romance in this book is a major flaw; it would have been better if it didn't have a female lead at all.

The protagonist is probably like a cursed lone star; anyone who helps him is either killed or suppressed, and none of them have a good ending.

Author, you could have easily deleted Chapter 95. You already stated that there are countless prodigies and geniuses in this world. Those who enjoy the extreme path genre like this kind of overwhelming power struggle are drawn to it. But instead, you set the protagonist up in a terrible mess right from the start. So what's the point of this book?