Simply Practice Martial Arts

Let me give a brief review. Just one major flaw: the protagonist is a time traveler who has no emotional connection to his family and never lived with them—this is how it's described in the story. The protagonist's village is wiped out, and when he sees his supposed enemies, the author goes on and on about adding unnecessary scenes, like him clenching his fists in anger—it's incredibly awkward.

Shouldn't Joyoung (九阳) bask in the sun nine times?! Just basking in the sun once means there's only one yang, right?! How can that be considered the "Nine Yang Divine Skill"?! You might as well just call it the "One Yang Divine Skill"!

The description sounds outrageous, but I still want one.

This is disgusting! It's forced and disrespectful to the protagonist. The plot is disgusting, the logic is disgusting, the author should be punished, and the author should apologize. Author, your writing is terrible! Author, you've done a very bad job! Author, your writing is extremely bad! Author, your plot is terrible! Author, your writing is terrible! Author, your writing is awful!

To push the plot forward, they relentlessly poisoned the story. The protagonist, clearly in a period of rapid advancement, was sent on a mission—I simply can't accept it. He's leveling up three times in a few months; at this rate, he could become a top-tier speedster in his sect in two or three years. And then they send him off to secure a safe position, wasting a significant amount of time on a mission… While I know it's necessary for the plot, the way they handled it was truly toxic.

The opening was definitely off-putting; the protagonist was raped in the first chapter. I'm speechless. I even downloaded this app just to vent about this. I'm so speechless. I never expected this kind of book to be recommended. I acted impulsively, but I really can't accept it. It even gave this diligent old bookworm a powerful mental shock. Has the world suddenly turned around?

First-rate setting, first-rate plot twists, third-rate protagonist, third-rate plot, rambling writing style, an incredibly awkward novel. It's like something out of a novel from ten years ago...

The first chapter was enough to make me give up; they can write a book out of anything. This was the best of times for online novels, because anyone could write a novel; it was also the darkest of times for online novels, because anyone could write a novel.

I haven't done anything wrong, why are you recommending such a ridiculous story to me?

Nowadays, novelists are too hypocritical when it comes to the good and evil paths. People on the evil path are always portrayed as straightforward, no matter how vicious they are. People on the righteous path can only confront others head-on and cannot use schemes. If they do use schemes, they are labeled as hypocrites.