You Practice Martial Arts While I Read

Every time I see spiritual energy reviving, firearms are useless as people die from poisoning, and even Vajra can't withstand saturation attacks. Forget carbon-based life forms, even silicon-based life forms would be useful for being used as sparring partners.

Am I the only one who thinks the protagonist is crazy? There's godhood, immortality, martial arts, magic, and the protagonist is constantly cultivating all of them! On one hand, the author keeps saying humanity's time is running out, and on the other hand, the protagonist is supposedly omnipotent. Being omnipotent is one thing, but he's still practicing martial arts!

There's nothing I want to complain about; it looks alright. The downside is the disjointed visuals. Often, the main character says one line, a supporting character disappears, and the scene is abruptly moved on – this is a major issue.

The Thirty-Six Heavenly Generals are even more awesome than the Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends.

The author is a genius; he's disseminated the Sunflower Manual within the world of martial arts, essentially providing ammunition for the underworld. It's like the American system: they say having guns makes everyone safe, but you see, most of the people killed are innocent. The author argues that the upper limit of the Sunflower Manual isn't high; it's no longer effective beyond the ninth rank.

It's so-so, and doesn't align with Chinese culture at all, because in Chinese history, all immortals and gods were originally human beings. They were all bestowed titles by later generations.

I don't understand. In terms of martial arts rankings, there's no dispute that ninth rank is the lowest and first rank is the highest. Why insist on reversing it, with first rank being the lowest and ninth rank the highest? Or you could just use ranks, that would be fine too. Why make things difficult for some readers? Why insist on things that don't affect the novel's content? I just don't get it.

I'm completely baffled. Seriously? They can tell it's an A-grade weapon just from a cup? Is the Heaven Sword that powerful? Better than modern weapons, and worthy of S-grade? Is it some kind of cheap cabbage?

Is this cheat ability randomly acquired or assigned by the author? If it's random, is it possible for the protagonist to acquire states like "pure and innocent", "naturally alluring", or "possessing a famous treasure"?

The author seems to have trouble controlling the pacing; the writing is a bit choppy. Please try to improve!