At Seventy: Using Tai Chi to Conquer the World of Advanced Martial Arts

I'm so tired. It's 2022 already, and there are still articles like this that say, "Tai Chi is the essence of five thousand years of Chinese civilization. How can a martial art with only tens of thousands of years of history compare to me?" The premise is that a meteorite fell from the sky millions of years ago, providing a foundation for the development of martial arts, and that Tai Chi is mysterious and invincible?

What are you writing? The protagonist is like a rat crossing the street, hated and chased by everyone?

Your synopsis makes it sound so impressive, is this the standard practice on Qidian? The more exaggerated the synopsis... The worse off the protagonist actually is.

Is this what you call a complete push, being so frustrated?

To portray a 70-year-old man who had mastered martial arts as a complete idiot.

Someone who can cultivate to the level of a Grandmaster in the present day must be an unparalleled genius. How could someone become a Grandmaster just by practicing Tai Chi, and then become useless after transmigrating? It's ridiculous. If you were to say that this is how an ordinary person behaves, that would be more believable.

Finding a scapegoat is reasonable, but the loan is absurd. Someone with nothing can get a loan of billions? Are you kidding me? If you take out a large loan, won't they investigate your assets and relatives? If loans were so easy, wouldn't it be easy to get a few willing people to take turns being the hospital director to lend money? Wouldn't they just get rich quick?

The story of a seventy-year-old man who went to another world and was beaten up and forced to run away in fear. How can readers empathize with a 70-year-old man? 😏

This kind of plot, where the reader is chased like a dog right from the start, was very common more than a decade ago. The reason it disappeared later is simple: more and more readers disliked it.

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