Yue Buqun Simulates His Life Too

If you look closely, you'll find that Lao Yue is also a typical protagonist template. The disciple of a top-tier sect leader married the sect leader's only daughter, succeeded as sect leader, and then worked his way up through farming and development, rebuilding the once-declining sect back into a top-tier force. I am still one of the top masters in the world.

There's a lot of discussion under one of the comments (discussing Linghu Chong is a bad thing, but it's also a good thing). Linghu Chong is 100% not a good person. How can he be considered a good person if he's on brotherhood with a serial rapist?

Yue Buqun has been hanging out in various chat groups for years, and now he's even joined an emulator! How ridiculous!

There's only one word to describe Linghu Chong: an ingrate and utterly despicable wretch! Putting aside whether he's even intelligent, he clearly had the ability to turn things around! Yet he stood by and watched his master and junior sister die tragically, his master's wife suffer, and his family be destroyed! It's unimaginable how he could be so heartless.

I just don't understand why the author was so obsessed with killing the emperor. In an era when productivity was low and the people were not yet enlightened, what would happen after you killed the emperor and left? I feel that the author didn't write about Yue Buqun, but rather the thinking of a modern person. Don't say that Yue Buqun has changed because of his experiences.

If you have any questions about this book, please feel free to ask in this comment section. Um, this is the author's alternate account.

I've only read eight chapters, and I don't know what the author was thinking. If it were a time traveler, I think the book would have achieved much more. It's a pity the protagonist is a native, and the author couldn't grasp the character traits of Yue Buqun at all. He's very different from the Yue Buqun that people remember.

The protagonist is Yue Buqun, and you've completely changed his character. And you changed it right from the start, it's so abrupt! The original text says he was most wary of swordplay disputes, so how come the moment he saw Feng Qingyang, his first thought was to learn his ridiculous swordsmanship instead of driving Feng Qingyang away? After all, Yue Buqun is portrayed as rather petty in the original text. You've turned him into a gentleman. I don't understand this at all.

Linghu Chong is a born trash; it's determined by his genes. His trash genes are too strong to be changed no matter what. The only thing that can change his trash genes is the Sunflower Manual. I find it strange. With such a respectable master and a respectable mistress, he was the eldest disciple, raised like a son, and his master and mistress even wanted to marry their daughter to him.

I feel so sorry for Lao Yue! From being reduced to just two people after the entire sect was fighting amongst themselves, and with Feng Qingyang refusing to help, he grew to dozens of people! He even established himself as a prominent figure in the martial arts world! Only he knows the blood and tears he endured, the pressure he faced.