I’d Rather Die Than Become a Martial World Wanderer

With Abi by your side, everything you own belongs to Murong Fu.

It doesn't have any major flaws, but it's destined not to be a hit. Too niche; many of the references are incomprehensible to most people; and it filters out many fans of the original novel—for example, when did Master Dingyi become the head of the Hengshan Sect?

I dislike games that lack clear progression systems; I especially dislike games that use levels or similar tiers. Goodbye.

The beginning was great, but when I saw that they were going to introduce a girl from the East to a potential partner, goodbye, we're not a good match.

Personally, I'm starting to dislike Ji Yueqing. I don't understand why she's so deliberately hiding Lao Ye's identity; it feels a bit pathetic. Maybe the author wanted to prevent her from being intimidated or feeling inferior by Lao Ye's identity, but why not just find a character equal to Lao Ye to be his ideal woman?

I didn't even want to read the synopsis. You think you can dominate the martial arts world just because you have medical skills? You think you're righteous? What are you thinking? Xue Mu Hua, who's known as the enemy of Yama, thought and acted exactly the same way, and what was the result?

Well, it's too chaotic and disorganized. There are over thirty sects in the game, and your world of martial arts has roughly a dozen different realms. Why couldn't you just randomly assign characters to different characters and sects and have them travel to each of these worlds?

The synopsis contradicts the book title; it should be changed to "I'm just a vagrant in the martial arts world."

I feel like the protagonist is a bit too carefree and unpredictable, always doing whatever he wants. I still haven't figured out what the main plot is.

I feel the protagonist is becoming more and more like a lunatic. Of course, I'm not swearing, it's just my feeling. Perhaps the author wanted to portray a free-spirited character who acts purely on their whims, but I feel it's a bit overdone, bordering on insanity.