A Wuxia Story in Tokyo

Many people have said that the early plot of the manga is off-putting, so let me clarify. Yagyu's initial appearance is invincible, and the Central Plains martial arts world is portrayed as weak and despicable, but this is all to introduce the truly invincible powerhouse. If Yagyu were portrayed as a coward, what would be so impressive about defeating him?

Having read up to chapter seventy-seven, I can roughly guess the author's thoughts. The following opinions are all my own guesses. The author likely intends to use the comics drawn by the male protagonist Yan Kai (which are essentially the novels we read in real life, currently likely the Gu Long series) as a thread, interwoven among various anime characters.

I couldn't read any further after chapter 88! Is your main focus not on the comic's content? This is more like martial arts! Where's the protagonist? Just a plot device? You've devoted at least a third of the chapters to describing the comic's storyline. Can't you distinguish between primary and secondary elements?

Are the Japanese pirates your father? One person can suppress an entire nation?

Wow, it's rare to see someone so self-absorbed.

The plot of the first part of the manga was a bit off-putting. The decline of the Central Plains was filled with despicable villains, while the invincible Japanese swordsman could crush an entire nation with a single sword strike – it was very depressing to read. The author really isn't afraid of flopping.

I came from Tieba, this is insane! 🙂

Wow, this guy is amazing! Over two million words and he's still writing with passion. Could this be an autobiography?

Dude, so all of your chapters were published online... You didn't even sign a contract, you're really working on this out of pure passion... But it's alright that the AI ​​recommended something to me.

The game is already demoralizing from the start; one person against an entire nation? Are you a 500,000-power player?