Myriad Worlds: I, Yue Buqun, Am Righteous to the Core
诸天：我岳不群正的发邪
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It's written in a nonsensical and incoherent way; the more you read it, the more disgusted you become.
Wuxia (martial arts) fiction, in essence, emphasizes the concept of chivalry. It can be humorous and a bit eccentric, but there needs to be a limit. Plot pacing and character development are especially important. This author's writing is utterly unlikable; it was incredibly awkward to read... Sigh.
How touching! They went to Fuzhou in such a grand manner to "perform chivalrous deeds". Author, I quite liked your old books. As a ten-year veteran reader, I suggest you stick to urban fantasy; the martial arts genre might not suit you. The martial arts themes lack substance, the chivalry is a hodgepodge, and there's no real sense of exhilaration. Do you even realize how awkward it is to read?
It's well-written, but there are too many typos. Also, the protagonist's name should be Yue Buqun; Yue Feng sounds awkward.
I'd better just drop it. The writing is alright, but there's absolutely no satisfying moments. The author is quite something; how could they possibly avoid all the satisfying parts? It's like getting a zero on your college entrance exam in English. I wouldn't have even opened this book if it hadn't been free for a limited time, and even then, I didn't finish it. I just couldn't stand it anymore.
This protagonist is even worse than Lao Yue; if it weren't for his cheat abilities, he'd be utterly trash.
Leave
I hate Feng Qingyang the most. What are you, a transmigrator, afraid of? Do you need his approval? You're crazy.
Delete it and start a new one; this book is beyond saving.
Selling dog meat under the guise of mutton... I was drawn to the book by its title, "... The righteous become evil". However… I don't know if pig's feet are righteous or not, but they definitely have absolutely nothing to do with the word "evil".
How desperate for women is the author? You dare to write a story with multiple female leads, like Yaoyue? Aren't you afraid the protagonist will get chopped up by Yaoyue while he's sleeping?
If you have strong moral values, don't watch this, or you'll feel disgusted.