I Am Xiang Yu from the Start

The cultivation level described in that Journey to the West description is too low. 900 Million jin is the weight of a 450,000-ton engineering ship, and that's only at the Quasi-Saint level. A Saint weighs 1 billion jin. To be honest, that's weaker than a monster from Ultraman. The cultivation level is too low; please revise it.

Dear author, I'd like to ask if, if I were to travel to the worlds of *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*, *Zhu Xian*, and *Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit*, could I be reincarnated as Rainbow Cat, Zhang Xiaofan, or Guo Jing? These three are the protagonists of my inspirational works in martial arts and cultivation.

It's a bit strange; can authors see how many people have read their books? How can they ensure their work reaches a wider audience?

The protagonist can travel through time to find his way into *Jin Ping Mei*; a golden carp is no ordinary fish.

I can tell from the protagonist's name that he's a harem character without even looking at it.

The system is omnipresent, and the protagonist is invincible. It feels like the protagonist is just a background character, while the system is the true protagonist. The protagonist fights and struggles on the front lines, while the system reaps the rewards behind the scenes. Whether weak or strong, the protagonist's existence depends on the system. The system issues a mission? Okay, accept.

That's utter nonsense. Aside from the Battle of Wujiang, Xiang Yu won every battle in the Chu-Han Contention, while Liu Bang suffered complete defeats. Xiang Yu's prestige was unparalleled; even in terms of popular support, he held an absolute advantage. The ratio of his subordinates to the population couldn't possibly be ten million to one hundred thousand, unlike Xiang Yu's (Xiang Yu's) disparity with the Western Chu.

Extreme, overpowered novels are like using cheat codes in a game. All attributes are maxed out. The beautiful woman and her brother came over themselves and offered up everything they had. Everything that was against you will turn into something that is in your favor. With a novice writer added, it's incredibly awesome.

The premise is similar to the correct way to turn a salted fish into a swan – both require traveling to different worlds to gain lifespan. However, this book's pacing is too fast; it's a typical "cool" novel. After reading dozens of chapters, I feel there's very little detailed description in the plot; it all starts with grand scenes.

Super good! Keep writing! Keep it up!