Hired Hands Across the Myriad Worlds

Linghu Chong is indeed a good person, but his actions also make him a traitor. He was raised by Yue Fei from a young age, who taught him literature and martial arts, and it was his responsibility to revive Mount Hua, yet he betrayed Yue Fei. Therefore, he deeply dislikes both Tian Boguang and Linghu Chong. Killing Tian Boguang in the book was commendable, but giving his daughter to Linghu Chong to help him makes him utterly despicable.

Linghu Chong, who befriends a notorious womanizer and associates with members of the Demonic Cult, has nothing to brag about. The Demonic Cult is no benevolent sect; they kill and gouge out eyes at the drop of a hat. Don't call Yue Buqun a hypocrite; frankly, most people are hypocrites. Yue Buqun simply couldn't maintain this facade.

Taking pride in not understanding Chinese characters? Murong Fu's arrogance is enough to make his Xianbei ancestors turn in their graves! In "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils," Jin Yong included a plot where Murong Fu disregards Han culture, refusing to read Han books and needing Wang Yuyan to explain things to him, much like Shi Le listening to storytellers.

Okay, I couldn't read any further after chapter 74. This is a harem novel, and as everyone knows, bringing characters from the movie/TV world into the story is a real pain. This book is no exception; it brings out characters like Dongfang Bubai and Wang Yuyan. The worst part is, this is only the first 74 chapters I've read.

The author could draw inspiration from the cultivation methods of protagonist projections, clones, physical transmigrations, or soul transmigrations in works such as *Descent into the Heavens*, *Bloodline Limit*, *Fantasy World in the Computer*, *Time-Space Raider*, *Martial Emperor Burning Heaven*, *Infinite Killing Karma*, *Buddha's Heart Evil God*, *Martial God Tsunami*, *Infinite Heroic…

I don't understand why the protagonist chose a sniper rifle. He doesn't have the ability to hit every shot, so a shotgun or rifle would be better. Sniper rifles have a slow rate of fire and take up a lot of space. He should have carried more shotguns or rifles. If he felt the power and range weren't enough, he could have carried a grenade launcher for a barrage of fire that would leave no room for hiding.

I couldn't stand it after three chapters. He was chatting and joking around with the 60-year-old guy at the breakfast stall downstairs, acting like they were brothers. In the first arc, *My Own Swordsman*, he didn't even know who the "Male and Female Duo" were. 🤷‍♂️ And after being taken advantage of by Tong Xiangyu, he expressed great gratitude. He's got a screw loose. 🔨

Oh crap, I see Long Kunlun again. He's been posting comments like this for eight or nine years now, and the format hasn't changed at all. 😅😅😅😅😅

It feels so messy, like a lot of content is missing and can't be put together.

Linghu Chong is not a good person; his actions make him a traitor. Yue Buqun raised him, taught him literature and martial arts, and it was his responsibility to revive Mount Hua. Yet, he discovered the sword techniques of the Five Mountains Sword Sects but didn't tell Yue Buqun. He even befriended a womanizer and betrayed his master. He's just a...