From the Start, I Have the Nine Suns Divine Art, and I'll Marry Zhou Zhiruo

Everything else is fine. However, it's illogical that the protagonist, after defeating the fully-powered Zhang Wuji and further increasing his strength, would still be nearly defeated by Zhang Sanfeng. If he were that strong, he wouldn't have been ambushed by Zhao Min's subordinates in the original story, and he wouldn't have allowed Zhang Cuishan to be forced to his death.

For example, choosing 1 for Nine Yang Manual and 2 for Seven Injury Fist is a true multiple-choice question. But this... Choosing 1 for Nine Yang Manual and 2 for Green Hat King, is that even a multiple-choice question? If you're not mentally unstable, who the hell would choose 2?

There's a part of the plot I don't understand: why did the protagonist have to break the Vajra Subduing Demon Formation? You're not Zhang Wuji trying to save your father, nor are you after the Dragon-Slaying Saber. Why would you risk your life for something so thankless and arduous?

Is Zhang Wuji's talent really that exaggerated? Wasn't his speed in learning martial arts due to the additional attributes brought by the Nine Yang Divine Skill after it was perfected? Moreover, I heard that the Nine Yang Divine Skill was created by the Drunken Monk, who was actually Xu Zhu in the novel "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils," by borrowing Wang Chongyang's Nine Yin Manual and adding the Eight Desolations and Six Harmonies Supreme Skill.

The beginning was fine, but when it came to the part about overturning the clouds and rain, the protagonist acted like an idiot, constantly swayed by his emotions, and even thought he had attained enlightenment.

Song Qingshu should be one of the best of the third generation of Wudang, right? His father was grooming him to be the next sect leader. Given that, Song Qingshu's aptitude should be at least above average. One day of the 100-day training card is equivalent to ten days of normal training, so 100 days would be equivalent to at least two and a half years of training, right?

Chapter Three alone poisoned me to death. A 100-day, 10x cultivation card is equivalent to a year's worth of training.

It's absurd to mainstream audiences, the main character is mentally unstable, the plot is toxic, and it gets more and more infuriating the more you watch it.

I've intensively trained my tolerance for toxins while reading this book. I've finished reading fifty chapters and am taking my leave now. Please let fellow readers know.

Extremely toxic. It feels like the author was changed halfway through. From around chapter 30, the writing suddenly became overly sentimental and toxic, with frequent instances of poor writing style. The protagonist's intelligence seemed to drop.