Bloodlight Across the Heavens

The opening is already poisonous! Transmigrating to a martial arts world means you can only practice external martial arts, not internal energy cultivation. What's the point of transmigrating then? Why even bother with a martial arts world? The appeal of martial arts worlds lies in their various magical internal energy cultivation techniques. I don't understand. Maybe the author will explain later, but I don't want to read any further.

The current writing is outrageous. It's written like *Investiture of the Gods* or *Primordial Era*, with an incredibly powerful luck system in a high-martial arts world. The author is just trying every possible way to get closer to the protagonist, even coming up with reasons like this.

The Human Emperor's ability to travel a hundred miles in a single step is terrifying! 😂

The author can't cultivate internal energy at the start and still has to use the Divine Illumination Scripture, which is outrageous. And what's with the "as I expected" thing? Does the author like to disgust readers? Is there a "Disgust Reader System" where the higher the disgust value, the more rewards you get?

The latest chapter features the female lead; could it be Huang Shan Nu? What does a novel like "All Heavens Flow" need a female lead for? He softens his heart for a woman; what's the difference between him and those other novels?

I played through two worlds, and then in the third world I had to delete my account and start over. The most annoying plot twist ever.

I couldn't take it anymore when I saw the world of "Wind and Cloud." The protagonist's mindless recklessness at the beginning, without the author's cheat codes, would have resulted in him being blown up by explosives long ago. He acted impulsively despite warnings, seemingly courting death. Was the protagonist so certain he would transmigrate?

The protagonist wants to cultivate immortality, but in the martial arts world, he can't even practice internal energy cultivation, only external skills. He keeps stealing secret manuals, and even after traversing three martial arts worlds, he still can't cultivate internal energy—he can't even cultivate internal energy! What's the point of having so many tips and tricks for grabbing group chats?

At first, it seemed a bit novel, but it became increasingly mindless and uninspired starting from the end of the first volume. It was just mindless fun, and it got even worse after the Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber. I don't know if it was trying to write a reckless style or a mindless style, but it really turned into a discouraging style. I have to say, among the reckless styles, Deep Blue is still the most normal.

Author, in the entire Jin Yong martial arts world, there's only one true master of the Innate Realm: Zhang Sanfeng. Even the Five Greats of *The Legend of the Condor Heroes* weren't Innate Realm masters. Wang Chongyang might be considered one, but he appears too little to be certain. The Sweeper Monk in *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils* might also be an Innate Realm master.