My Own Swordsman: From Novice to Thief Saint

I just read Chapter 11 and I think it's ridiculous not to kill those bandits. They've killed so many people, and they want to kill you too, and you're going to show mercy? Does that mean they'll just keep killing people later? Do they really think the underworld and the evil world are all chivalrous and righteous?

Aside from using the name "My Own Swordsman," it has nothing to do with the martial arts fantasy series.

Actually, Bai Zhantang seems to know the Nine-Nine Rejuvenating Palm technique. In the episode where Tong Xiangyu's junior sister comes to Tongfu Inn, Tong Xiangyu pretends to be unconscious so she can hear Bai Zhantang say sweet words to her. Nangong Canhua gives Bai Zhantang a bad idea: to prick Tong Xiangyu with needles. After he pricks her, Tong Xiangyu still endures it without moving.

The protagonist gives off a very muddled vibe. I was completely oblivious, just being pushed along by the plot.

It has a "Legend of Lu Xiaofeng" feel to it, with the protagonist constantly getting caught up in one mystery after another. Was "My Own Swordsman" actually a story with so many hidden plot lines? When I was a kid, I watched it purely as a comedy sitcom.

Why is this irrelevant? He's a master thief! What does he have to do with the supreme martial arts master?

This book is quite interesting. It's rare to see a story that expands upon the plot of "My Own Swordsman," and this one even has a traditional martial arts feel. However, I hope the protagonist doesn't forget that he's a transmigrator who borrowed someone else's identity, and that his goal of becoming the supreme martial arts master is a bit too corny. Let's take it one step at a time; there's no need to focus on just one goal.

Detective novels disguised as martial arts stories are not as good as reading physical books.

I'm numb.

Regarding whether the Kowloon Cup was broken or stolen, the speculation is: it was probably stolen. Old Bai and Xiao Guo's claim that it was broken was likely intentional, to lower their guard. In that episode, both Da Zui and Xiu Cai were afraid of Old Bai, and Xiao Guo, perhaps initially excited to see her idol, might have felt a bit scared afterwards, hence the deliberate statement to reduce…