Myriad Worlds: Starting with My Own Swordsman

What is "drastic modification"? Does it mean messing up the world-building? Does it mean the protagonist no longer gets the satisfying element of knowing the plot? Then what's the point of writing fanfiction? The biggest satisfying part of fanfiction is that the protagonist knows the plot and then gets all sorts of benefits from it, stealing other people's opportunities to strengthen themselves. You're really something, you've destroyed that satisfying element.

The martial arts skills of Longmen Express are incredibly high, just look at the special effects! It seems like the special effects in "My Own Swordsman" were lower back then because they didn't have those features.

Although the spiritual energy in "My Own Swordsman" is limited, it shouldn't be so low that you wouldn't achieve anything even after eighteen years. The only drawback is the lack of specific martial arts moves. Zhao Gongming should have provided enough; after all, cultivation wouldn't just give you the mental cultivation method, there should be some minor spells like cleansing magic.

Is the author really that confident in himself? Nine and a half out of ten male authors can't write romance scenes, so why is this author so confident that he's the other half? It's not that readers can't accept romance scenes, but rather that most of the romance scenes written by male authors are truly awful; even the few chocolates they write are shit-colored.

This is toxic, it gets more and more toxic as it goes on. Even I, who never comments, have to come out and complain. It's way too self-indulgent. Forget about physics, can't we at least get some magic involved? Cultivation is like having your wishes come true.

No wonder there have been no results. First, it's chaotic. Second, I don't know what the difference is between this and the original work; it's just that they added one more person?

We read fanfiction to see the changes the protagonist brings to the world, not for you to repeat the plot. Instead of reading your word count, I'd rather just watch the TV series.

The novels "My Own Swordsman" and "Dragon Gate Inn" are well-written, but they fall apart when they become anime. If it's a Chinese anime like "Qin's Moon," it's okay, at least it's somewhat reliable. But when it comes to Japanese anime, everyone knows how ridiculously broken the system is. How can you watch it?

Please help me save the children! Where are the typos? Please point them out.

Since Zhu Wushuang came into the picture, both his physical quality and intelligence have seriously declined.