This Martial Saint Is Far Too Generous

What's wrong with Qidian these days? There are tons of people praising rubbish books, saying they're following them, and supporting them. Meanwhile, this rare gem of a book is getting so many negative reviews these past few days. I bet it's some kind of deliberate sabotage from competitors.

It's pretty good, but I get annoyed by the constant scheming. Authors these days blindly follow trends. As a martial artist, he doesn't even have the courage to contend for supremacy. If he weren't the protagonist, he'd be one of the strongest at best, never the strongest.

Some of the plots are truly toxic, and they like to write plots that could have been non-toxic, constantly shifting between toxic and non-toxic.

The world-building was completely ruined before it was even released. The world described in the text is very difficult, and the people are suffering greatly. It is reminiscent of ancient times when great disasters occurred and the poor could not survive. The barriers between the aristocratic and the poor classes were very strong.

I subscribed to the entire book, and honestly, it's not bad overall. However, the last few chapters have made me regret subscribing. The plot is dragging on and on, and the female lead's character disappeared inexplicably because I didn't give her a gift. Many plot points feel like gifts to the female lead. Then, the latest chapter even skipped some exciting parts – speechless.

The beginning was alright, but it went downhill from there. It was all pretentious, completely oblivious to local conditions. One chapter was set in a border province, the next it was outside the palace. No city names, no population figures, not even the emperor's name. By the way, after reading over 200 chapters, I still don't know the name of the country.

The plot, which builds up tension before revealing the main character's true feelings, is very poor. There are always other characters talking at length while the protagonist can't get a word in edgewise, leading to misunderstandings and ultimately, the protagonist showing off. I'm really curious how you can always be like this, unable to get a word in edgewise.

I'm dropping this book. The last few chapters are completely incomprehensible. First, the writing is baffling, and second, the updates are slow.

The protagonist is acting like a complete idiot, behaving unworthy of his position, and yet he's resentful of others being jealous of him. I really don't understand what he's thinking.

Objectively speaking, this book has both strengths and weaknesses. Its strength lies in its decent writing style, while its weakness lies in its poor logic. First, let's talk about Bingbing. According to the book, this is a society where cultivators are extremely dependent on resources, and Bingbing is a ruthless warrior.