Comprehensive Martial Arts Simulation: From the Start, I Became a Dragon Knight

The protagonist has become stronger, but why does he keep going to take tests every few days? Doesn't he realize how much stronger he's become? He went three or four times in just three or four days, basically every time he received a reward, and each time he showed huge improvement. Author, do you see any problems with this plot...?

Reading chapter 203 really made my blood pressure soar. The physical body that defeated the Heavenly Emperor could only be used to enhance the Dragon Elephant Prajna Technique to the second level with a strength of 200 jin after extraction.

It's so annoying! You die once in one world, then start the next world as if nothing happened! The myriad celestial phenomena are just... Unpleasant.

The writing faltered later on, didn't it? The physical strength that was already formidable in the world of *The Legend of Sword and Fairy* isn't even invincible in this world. From what's been written so far, it doesn't even feel as strong as the Earth arc of *Swallowed Star*.

After reading so many comments, doesn't anyone else find it awkward to read? This one and that one too—I really admire how the author managed to post this; didn't they even read it over after writing it? 🤫

One technique of the same level is enough. This is only a few chapters in, and you've already learned several techniques. What's the use of having so many techniques? At best, it's like trying to do too much at once and ending up with nothing to chew; at worst, it leads to conflicting outcomes. Do you think going astray is a joke?

The simulated world feels superfluous, purely used to pad the text. It was supposed to be a cheat code, but it's written more extensively than the real world. The key is, you already have the martial arts manuals, so why not practice them properly? What's the point of simulating it? You keep getting married and having kids, but you can't even bring your wife out. Don't you feel guilty? You're like a playboy.

There are too many simulated scenarios; you could write 10,000 chapters in reality and still not finish! You might as well just travel into it directly!

Is the author treating the protagonist like some kind of experimental guinea pig? He has to practice every single technique, right? Learning moves is one thing, but after over a hundred chapters, it's like the protagonist just practices any technique he gets his hands on – Nine Yin Manual, Nine Yang Manual, Star Absorbing Northern Darkness Manual, Longevity Technique, Dao Heart Demon Seed…

This was just a simulation, nothing interesting.