The Swordbearer of Great Qian

Everyone here is a level higher than the protagonist, so what's the point of the Nine Purple Qi, the highest talent? And he recites poetry every time he fights—is that some kind of secret manual, or a unique manual only the protagonist knows? 😨😨😨

It looks pretty good, so why are people in the comments section writing Naruto fanfiction? Hmm. The world-building is only so big, the audience is only so large, is it just a niche project?

I've subscribed to over fifty chapters, and wow, you could say the protagonist is amazing—any Tom, Dick, or Harry is higher in cultivation than him, and he even got his sword cracked by someone of the same cultivation level. But then I saw his fight with the young master of the Mo family, and I was disgusted. Overall, the protagonist seems incredibly powerful and pretentious, but the fighting is like being cut with a dull knife—it's so frustrating. Oh well, that's it.

Dude! Your path lies in Naruto fanfiction! If you keep going like this, you'll lose all your fans.

😅Given such high talent at the starting line, yet there are always people who beat up the protagonist, and the added power doesn't seem to bring any benefits. They're either traitors or just freebies with harem girls. And with the spiritual energy revival, they're nothing.

Wouldn't it be great to go back to Naruto? 😰

Writing about the protagonist's overpowered abilities won't work. Everyone starts at the same level, but others without such abilities are already several levels ahead of the protagonist. Either the protagonist is incompetent, the overpowered abilities are incompetent, or neither is acceptable.

It's so depressing. You've offended so many people, and you kill one off every few dozen chapters. It's so frustrating to watch. You're basically killing small fry; you're practically a bunch of weaklings now.

It's pretty absurd. The Empress's faction, which the protagonist joins, is completely useless; its members are either traitors or idiots. The Empress herself only knows how to take advantage of opportunities.

The author keeps writing about villains getting ahead and the protagonist being misunderstood! I'm about to burst from holding it in!