Demons of the Ten Directions, the Blind Martial Saint

Keep it up, Blind Martial Saint! To be honest, I laughed. Not bad.

The next installment features a mute martial arts master, a eunuch martial arts master, a deaf martial arts master, and the strongest, most abnormal martial arts master.

Who said it's better than Ten Directions Martial Saint? Go look at the thought process in Ten Directions Martial Saint. The logic is clear, and the dialogue is concise and to the point. It's incomparable to Ten Directions Martial Saint.

After reading a few chapters, I found the writing to be generally good, and I was ready to continue. However, the premise dampened my enthusiasm. First, the transmigrator is an ordinary person, not as legendary or compelling as the original inhabitants. I don't believe an ordinary person has the potential to transform into a dragon simply by changing worlds.

That son's flaws... Being a little frivolous is normal for a second-generation rich kid, they're often overprotected, which is understandable, especially in ancient times. But for a time traveler like you to directly assume the father's role is problematic. They're not the same person, just the body isn't the same; the feelings aren't like that.

This book is really just piggybacking on someone else's popularity. Look at its description: the first two characters are "Ten Directions," and the last two are "Martial Saint." Put them together and it's just "Ten Directions Martial Saint."

The purity is too low 😎

I just finished reading chapter seven and wanted to ask you all how the protagonist's adopted son is doing. It feels really jarring; he's treating him like his own child.

My personal impressions after reading over 40 chapters. The protagonist is gradually being assimilated by his own memories! Although his subjective thoughts are those of a transmigrator, his memories and emotions have been assimilated by the original body. Therefore, I personally feel that this is a failed transmigrator! The protagonist is no longer Wu Liang or Wu Qingcheng, but a complete combination of them.

I stopped watching this anime after seeing your post; you seem quite engrossed in watching Japanese people bashing Chinese martial arts.