Youxian Temple: Everything Begins at the End of the Age of Declining Dharma

Honestly, I gave up on the book when the protagonist encountered two women. Those women were clearly unaware he possessed martial arts skills when they tried to kill him. Frankly, to greet someone so cruelly and then still smile and offer them your medicine... It's like your values ​​are dictated by your appearance. The author's talent is too great for me to appreciate. Goodbye.

Lu Xiping's work feels like a low-budget, unfinished version of Meng Ru Shen Ji. Whatever genre Meng Ru Shen Ji pioneered, Lu Xiping would immediately follow suit and write a similar one, but each one fell short. For example, *Zhen Huan Dao* imitated *Fo Ben Shi Dao*, but lacked the grand and sweeping world-building of the Immortal Realm in the latter part of *Fo Ben Shi Dao*, ending abruptly.

Starting with a woman to discourage you, huh? Seriously.

Wow, I actually found Lao Lu's new book! That's rare! Keep it up!

The plot is somewhat illogical. In a modern city with surveillance cameras everywhere and everyone using their phones to post short videos, how can a criminal gang target the families of police officers, bury their heads in the sand by damaging surveillance cameras en masse, and yet no one seems to care?

What's the point of running away after defeating the human traffickers? It's been said there are surveillance cameras everywhere. Then, two armed police officers spotted him. Given the protagonist's physique—tall, imposing, with square hands—all these distinctive features would make him easily recognizable. Plus, he injured one of the officers, turning a good deed into a bad one…

Lu Xiping is the most regrettable author I've ever seen. His skill is unparalleled, truly exceptional. However, his work was abandoned mid-way, it imitated others, and there's a subtle air of aloofness. I don't know how to evaluate him.

Ultimate Force was good, so why did you stop writing it? You really can abandon things like that! Even your new book is like this. Disappointing.

Do you know why your books can't compare to "Get Out of Here"? Because your protagonists always fight against the "Sex Society" before they've surpassed its power—in short, they're just asking for trouble. If "Get Out of Here"'s protagonists encountered such matters, they'd definitely prioritize their own safety and only intervene if they felt they could win.

He risked his life to save two complete strangers at the very beginning; that's really ruthless.