I Will Sweep Across This World

Note that the content of this book is seriously inconsistent with its title. The author relentlessly suppresses the protagonist and is riddled with various flaws, both major and minor.

Later on, the protagonist's personality and values ​​became so distorted that he resembled ghosts and cult members. It was a waste of time following the story. He was untrustworthy and used people as sacrifices. He was similar to the supernatural beings. For power, he killed everyone—humans, ghosts, and supernatural beings alike. He seemed to be on the verge of going mad, having embarked on another treacherous path, and gradually losing his humanity.

After seeing 36 images, I couldn't bear to look anymore. Well, I quite like the type of protagonist the author wrote, and the plot is also good. However, the overall balance is too great, severely impacting the reading experience. There are also many flaws. 1. The first chapter stated that "modification" cannot be done overnight and cannot directly transform the entire body.

As mentioned at the beginning, martial arts are not flourishing, and the world is dominated by extraordinary people. There are specific cultivation realms, and the techniques for each stage have not been lost. Each stage has martial arts masters. Why do extraordinary people look down on martial artists? Why do they act so superior?

This is the first time I've heard that innate talent and physique are calculated separately. Isn't it true that the better the innate talent, the more likely one is to have an excellent physique? And the better the physique, the better the innate talent? So, is this a forced "trash-to-goodness" scenario?

I've read 200 chapters and haven't seen any breakthroughs... And the protagonist is so overpowered, reaching the limits of internal energy, physical strength, and movement techniques, yet he's nothing special.

This is quite good for a first book. The character development (Yakuza style) and stats in the early stages were slightly lacking, but the author's willingness to listen to reasonable reader feedback and make revisions has actually led to improvement over time. 👍👍👍

This is my second time reading this book, and I still can't get through more than 10 chapters. The protagonist is really brainless. He experienced the damage to his health and mana from using the control panel, and he used it twice in a row without any preparation, almost dying.

I've read quite a few novels like this, and the protagonists are almost always the ones who get bullied. If you're someone who has cheat codes, and you're still a bully, what's the point of having cheat codes?

Well written, keep up the good work with updates!