The Righteous Sects All Hate Me

Report from the legendary mechanic.

A former billionaire who lost everything is now reporting here!

It's rare to find books written in the Wen School of fiction. Compared to Jin Yong and Gu Long, Wen's works are relatively niche, and not many people are familiar with them. Therefore, I'm writing an irregular series introducing top-tier characters. The information comes entirely from personal memory. Firstly, some books were read many years ago, so the memories are somewhat hazy.

All I can say is that the protagonist is an absolute villain, he just hasn't realized it yet... He thinks of betraying others as soon as he gains power, he only sees one side of things, his worldview is too flat, he's practically the standard villain.

Sometimes it's really hard to read. The protagonist always helps the good guys, but the good guys look down on him and give him the cold shoulder, yet the protagonist keeps fawning over them (maybe a bit exaggerated, but that's the feeling). Then the bad guys help the protagonist, but the protagonist has to go against their conscience.

I keep seeing people asking whether there's an original work or not. I'm fed up, so let me explain. My understanding is this: Jin Yong exists in this world, and so do his novels. But without Wen Ruian's novels, you can easily imagine that Wen Ruian was caught in a butterfly effect, stopped writing novels, and went to do something else, right? Maybe he's a game developer in this world.

Seriously posting low-quality content without any highlights 😰, are you forcing me to use my ultimate move? Highlight it and give me monthly votes!

It's logically flawed, and they don't even explain it. I've never understood how internal energy and martial arts moves are expressed in martial arts online games; it's not like it's a time-travel story. The skill descriptions are too vague. For example, the author writes, "He slapped his hand on the ground and used his light-footed skill to dodge." What the hell?

Rather than talking about online game writing, it is actually viewed more as akin to Zhutianliu/time travel. Maybe the martial arts genre itself is declining. Moreover, although Wen Ruian is considered a famous writer in his own right, there are not many adaptations of his works (mainly the IPs of the Four Famous Catchers), and at the same time, there is a hint of uncertainty in his later years -…

Before I knew it, this book had already reached over a thousand chapters. As one of the few transmigration novels by Wen Zhang, I think the author has written it better than most transmigration martial arts novels. The writing style and the humor are both excellent, which made me, a reader who likes Wen Zhang's works, very happy.