Invincible from the Moment I Start Making Choices

I touched my nose! You've turned my nose into a butt from all that touching!

Could you add a note to the description: "If I eat 10, can I take all the rewards?"

Either no female lead or multiple female leads. I'm annoyed by those stories where a single female lead is head over heels in love, abandoning her parents and sacrificing her life. We're all adults; let's not glorify romance. It's just a part of life.

Not only is he a saint, but he also has a particular fondness for seducing women. His extremely lewd personality is deeply hidden, and most readers probably wouldn't even notice. What a waste of a cheat-like ability.

Poison, martial arts, ghosts—he bumps into a girl in the park and insists on teaching her a few moves. He saves the little girl and then claims he has to save her whole family, directly revealing his shady dealings. It's a ten-year-old trope, bro.

It is recommended that martial arts urban fantasy stories avoid having a harem element.

I got the system, resigned from my job, practiced martial arts in the park, and met a beautiful female martial artist.

The protagonist always encounters beautiful girls wherever he goes, and then there's always some idiot second-generation rich kid who makes him slap his face and attract girls. Every battle takes many chapters to complete. The sword-drawing technique is meant to kill people instantly, but the protagonist actually uses it to draw his sword, drawing it many times in a single battle, which is quite awkward to watch.

Urban fantasy and martial arts stories should be more serious, dark, violent, and bloody. Your novel feels too much like a romance novel.

Could you please write less ambiguous content? To be honest, I'm really not interested in ambiguous stories.