The Unstoppable Journey Begins with The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber

Zhang Wuji couldn't become the leader of the Ming Cult because of Zhao Min, and later he had to retire from the martial arts world. You, who have a blood feud with the Mongol Yuan dynasty, are looking for Zhao Min? That's ridiculous.

In the very first battle, everyone was about to break your limbs, and you actually let her go. You're such a simp.

The author didn't check if it was reasonable. The protagonist had read the original novel, and his first instinct upon encountering Zhao Min was to kill her. That would be more logical. The author needs to consider the actual circumstances at the time, and the writing should be natural and not forced. The protagonist's "halo" shouldn't be so overpowered; he should rely on his own strength.

Is she the female lead?

I basically don't watch "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber" or "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer".

In the original novel, Zhao Min didn't kill Zhang Wuji because he was easy to control. If someone else had been the leader of the Ming Cult, see if Zhao Min would have killed them. This has nothing to do with love; otherwise, it would be clear why Zhao Min didn't help Zhang Wuji conquer the land. The author must consider their own perspective.

The writing was alright at the beginning, but once it got to Wudang Mountain, it turned into a wild donkey with a prolapsed rectum, and it was really unreadable.

I was completely baffled. How long has the protagonist been practicing martial arts? And how high is his skill level? He's actually holding his own against the Indian guy! 🤔

How many should we take? Should we take them if they're extinct?

Since Bao Butong was crippled in Tianlong, why didn't he kill Kang Min and the others?