The Myriad Worlds: Starting as a Con Artist

First came the Buddha's Palm technique, then Ananda was rewarded with swordsmanship; it's pretty much confirmed that this is being linked to Buddhist disciples. To be honest, buying the Nine Yang Divine Skill or the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms from the old beggar at the start is more attractive than the Buddha's Palm.

Why save tomb raiders of all people...?

The Quasi-Immortal Emperor actually has to undergo a tribulation of lightning. Isn't it said that Immortal Kings and giants don't need to undergo tribulation of lightning? Because they are too powerful, the world knows that tribulation of lightning is useless and can only serve as food for giants. But the protagonist still has to undergo tribulation of lightning, which immediately lowers his prestige.

Your protagonist knows the Buddha's Palm from kung fu movies, and you're telling me he still can't beat that six-winged centipede? Are you kidding me? That Buddha's Palm can destroy a building with a single slap, but in your story, the opponent, a six-winged centipede, has to use a pistol to shoot. You might as well not have it at all.

The power system has collapsed. They've overhyped the Legend of Sword and Fairy: God Realm. The perfect power system of Shrouding the Heavens is not even in the same league as Legend of Sword and Fairy.

A bunch of bald monks do no work and live off others. All you ever talk about is retribution, why don't you just die! Now they're getting into real estate again, not learning any lessons from the past. Why was Buddhism persecuted back then?

You are truly outrageous; a quasi-immortal emperor fighting against the oldest being...

The protagonist has exaggerated the Taoist priests in Mr. Vampire by a huge margin. Furthermore, the protagonist's "Buddha's Palm" could easily kill Uncle Nine's martial uncle, who used Master Ren's methods to create zombies, with a single slap. It's incomprehensible; the protagonist's "Buddha's Palm" can attack from a distance, and even shatter enemies with a single slap.

I've lost count of how many books I've read... Someone studies Buddhist martial arts and supernatural powers, yet claims to be a Taoist. Do they think Taoists are blind?

The centipede ancestor, which evolved into a six-winged celestial centipede after living for hundreds of years, is less intimidating than a chicken that has lived for a few years. And yet, it was bitten to death by a little centipede. I'm truly speechless.