The Great Saint of the Northern Yin

The main character is an old, useless person. Who agrees? Who disagrees? 😅

The saying goes, "Aging is caused by physical decline and insufficient blood and qi." But here, everyone's strength is comparable to a nuclear bomb. Aging my foot! And you even explain that they look old on the outside but are still healthy on the inside. I'm speechless. Look at some elderly people who exercise regularly and have abundant blood and qi; they don't have many wrinkles.

This book feels like it follows the same formula as books from ten years ago. At the fifth rank, eighth-rank high-end combatants were extremely rare. At the seventh rank, eighth-rank were everywhere, and tenth-rank were high-end. At the tenth rank, tenth-rank opponents were everywhere again, and black iron was considered high-end.

Author, I'm at my wit's end. How many chapters have passed? The protagonist is over thirty, and you're still leaving him single? What so-called "earthly girlfriend"? What woman's boyfriend disappeared for over ten years and still waits for you? Even marriage is impossible. This "earthly girlfriend"—you're just afraid to write romance.

He's still thinking about his girlfriend from Earth even after time-traveling. Even if he himself doesn't change his mind, isn't he worried about her changing her mind? They're not even married, which doesn't make sense. He also keeps wanting to go back, but none of the other time travelers have been seen to actually return. Is he really so sure he can? These two points are a bit problematic.

Dear readers, this book is readable, but it has some flaws. If you cannot tolerate these, please leave now. I will list them here. 1. The villains are brainless. They almost always provoke the protagonist whenever they see him. They provoke the protagonist without thinking, even if the protagonist is stronger than them.

Actually, this author's skill level is definitely top-notch, aside from a few absolute masters, especially in writing low-level martial arts novels, which is absolutely among the best on Qidian. It's a pity he always seems to want to do some inexplicable things.

The author is a professional at leaving unfinished works; none of his books are completed. I advise everyone to cut your losses as soon as possible.

Starting with the unfinished ending of "The Monkey King". The True Martial World of Myriad Realms was left unfinished. Don't seek a fairy tale ending This one strives for innovation again, creating a book within a book 😅😂😂

I'd like to offer my personal opinion: This book has indeed... It's awful. The protagonist is constantly being suppressed, and mindlessly so. Everyone who sees him wants to kick him. And let's talk about this recent arc: is a peak Silver-ranked character really starting from scratch in a new world? It feels like all his previous comprehension and understanding of martial arts are gone.