The Myriad Worlds Road, Starting from Wudang

When I read Chapter 48, I was really shocked by the scene where the protagonist met Ji Xiaofu. The protagonist looked like a feudal ethical Taoist. Is this really a person who traveled from modern times? Even if Ji Xiaofu is going to die, Master Miejie will clean up the family. Does it need you, a junior, to shout and kill? Did Lao Zhang approve it? Did the Wu-Tang Seven give orders? It is understandable that Ji Xiaofu wants to kill Ji Xiaofu, because she has no concept of freedom of marriage and love in her mind. There is only a contradiction between good and evil, and only the reputation of the sect comes first. Why would the protagonist criticize Ji Xiaofu like this? Lao Zhang doesn't care, why do you care? Zhang Cuishan brought Yin Susu back. Does Lao Zhang care about the reputation of the sect? What's more, it's not like the protagonist has never read the original work. Isn't it awkward to act in such a pretentious way?

The author only uses two ways to promote the plot. One is that the protagonist is young, only fifteen or sixteen, and is always looked down upon, conflicts, and slapped in the face. The second is that others don't know the protagonist and regard the protagonist as an impostor, and say, "If you were the Wudang Sword God, I would be Zhang Sanfeng." The protagonist smiled slightly and did not care about such insults to his master. After that, others provoked the protagonist again and again, forcing the protagonist to show his martial arts and slap him in the face, and then he was horrified to know that the sword god was in front of him. This kind of comedy conflict method is fine if used two or three times, but it is too low if used repeatedly. Also, the protagonist forced Ji Xiaofu to death in front of Yang Buhui. This plot was too poisonous. Let's not talk about forcing her mother to death in front of a child, but if you dare to force a dog-licking goddess to death, will Yin Liting feel free of pain in the future? Just like you beat up Azi and teach You Tanzhi a lesson, just wait and see whether You Tanzhi can mess with you or not! This kind of trouble between men and women is the most difficult to deal with. It is clear that Jue is going to kill Ji Xiaofu, but the protagonist still has to block it first and then force her to death himself. He just has to kill her with his own hands. Is it to arouse hatred for Jue?

The protagonist was always moved by himself. I don't know what the author's experience was when he wrote it. Anyway, I felt embarrassed when I saw it.

The protagonist has practiced Dragon Elephant Prajna Kung Fu, the eighth level, Wudang Nine Yang Kung Fu to the extreme, swordsmanship and sword intention, and Jiuyin's muscle-changing and bone-forging skills. Then he was beaten to vomit blood by Shi Huolong's Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms. Isn't this the collapse of combat power?

The protagonist is invincible, and others still call him Shaoxia. This shows that the author really has huge flaws in the details.

Xie Xun slaughtered your whole family, you saved Zhang Wuji's family, the author is also a true holy mother

It's quite annoying to want to help Zhang Wuji despite having a grudge against Xie Xun!

I feel like the protagonist's strength and temperament don't match. At first he said he wanted to do whatever he wanted, but when he was stimulated later he felt all kinds of pain, anger, entanglement, and loss of reason.

Three years of sharpening a sword was a failure. In fact, the plot and character design were much better if Zhang Sanfeng directly killed Pa Siba and then returned to Wudang to explain how to ascend leisurely. In order to leave Pasiba to the protagonist to defeat, it is too forced. In order to upgrade the protagonist, a plot of running away from home and sharpening his sword for three years was added, which made the protagonist childish and irresponsible. Pretending to be a ghost, the protagonist dressed neatly and calmly told his master Song Yuanqiao... It was my fault that the founder ascended today. In order to prevent Pasiba from relapse after recovering from his injury, and to end this century-old dispute between Buddhism and Taoism, I went into seclusion in the back mountain in order to seek a breakthrough. Then Zhu Yuanzhang defeated the Yuan Dynasty, but was blocked by Basiba. The protagonist came out to end the century-old war, and his merits were complete. Open the next copy. The protagonist is very young, so he should be brave and decisive, and don't make him look like the elderly Li Chungang.

I don't understand Zhang Sanfeng's promotion. Why does the protagonist blame himself so much? He didn't die. And isn't Wudang a Taoist sect? Zhang Sanfeng is a Taoist himself, and it's a bit strange that the protagonist becomes a monk.