Starting with Me, I Fight My Way Out of the Martial Dao Great Wall

Reading Chapter 169 My biggest feeling is The humans in this world are probably all mass-produced. The crops produced can't keep up with the consumption. Compared to the orcs, humans are less robust, have fewer offspring, and lack advantages in growth rate; their potential is also lower.

All those books are the same; even when the country is on the verge of collapse, the protagonist still refuses to reveal his cheat-like abilities and gather resources to deduce the outcome.

I'd like to make a small suggestion: could you please stop ruthlessly killing off the characters in the small world? In the early stages, it was one thing to highlight the small world's spirit of sacrifice by having characters self-destruct, but to build up the cruel world background, later on only the protagonist has an invincible power, or maybe the female lead is also immortal, but the people around them are constantly being killed off, making the so-called "protagonist halo" a bit annoying.

Seed Diagram

I couldn't keep going until chapter 379, so I'll just point out the obvious flaws: there are almost no satisfying moments; every time the protagonist makes a big leap in cultivation, he gets beaten up; the protagonist's cheat abilities are always vaguely described; the protagonist often does inexplicable self-destructive things, and if it weren't for the protagonist, he would have died long ago…

I've watched for a long time, and what I find awkward is that the protagonist always faces incredibly arrogant and overpowered opponents, even if it's just a lowly soldier who makes the protagonist kneel down and sing "Conquer" before the fight even starts. 😒

This is illogical. The protagonist has a cheat code and yet his cultivation is so slow. Where does the human race get so many high-level martial artists to use a human wave tactic? It severely suppresses combat power.

I don't understand. At the beginning, it was clear that consuming demon blood could increase my strength. Later, in order to suppress the protagonist, they started using demon blood to deduce the cultivation technique. I couldn't continue reading after chapter 15; it's putting the cart before the horse. The cultivation technique was clearly taught by someone, and he even entered the academy, and used demon blood to deduce the technique.

Author, why don't you write another one about ancient tribes vying for supremacy? Yours was pretty good, but it fell apart towards the end.

I'm disgusted. Wouldn't it be better to use high-level demon blood to increase your strength and then deduce your cultivation techniques? Why do you have to force yourself to use fourth-level blood at the second level?