Mutated Martial Arts

The protagonist's intelligence is completely absent throughout the entire story. The author can't even plagiarize properly; the fight scenes are nonsensical, with characters shouting out moves without even knowing where to attack. They have a cheat code but don't use it, only adding it after the enemy has already attacked. It's one thing to plagiarize the framework, but they also plagiarize the character designs, and the worst part is that it all comes out of nowhere like an idiot.

They're just wasting money, changing maps again, starting as ordinary players and then surpassing the strongest. How many times has this happened? Seven or eight times already? It's disgusting. This kind of money-grabbing is completely devoid of any substance.

The story initially plagiarized numerous works by established authors, copying plot points, ideas, and dialogue. For example, when hunting ferocious beasts in the mountains, the protagonist has a cheat system but doesn't use it; the beasts inexplicably escape due to the protagonist's plot armor, otherwise the protagonist would die because the cheat system might not be available in time.

1. A chaotic social network where no one around is a good person; in such cases, the protagonist is unlikely to be a good person either. 2. Being targeted everywhere, what the hell! Deliberately digging pits to annoy people and then finding pleasure in it, the methods are truly despicable and incompetent. What kind of garbage is this? It's infuriating to read.

Leaving a mark: a low-level Red Thread Fist technique, a genius can master it in a day, an average person in three months, and the protagonist, with cheat codes, hard training, and battles, can master it in three months. This isn't a trashy build, it's a trashy pig build.

It was already bad at the beginning, and it got even worse later on. This kind of garbage novel actually has a huge number of people saying it's good.

Because the author's writing became increasingly chaotic towards the end, I saw someone say this book plagiarized Gun Kai's *Extreme Path of the Demon*, so I took a look. Good heavens, I was shocked! At least the first two or three hundred thousand words are pure plagiarism. The plagiarism is indeed too obvious; at most, it's just a bit more refined from a later perspective.

The story should have moved to a different map, but the author keeps delaying the move, adding new systems, characters, and plot holes instead. Aside from the imbalance of power levels under the new settings, the story itself feels ruined. The main plot is incredibly messy, with one problem after another constantly arising, presenting mysteries but never providing answers. Instead of sparking the reader's imagination, the constant use of riddles is rather tiresome.

If it weren't for the subscription requirement for comments, I wouldn't give you a single penny. You can't even copy properly, you're so slow and indecisive. Do you really think you can earn interest by saving up gold coins? Go back and take a good look at how Gunkai writes.

I hope the author adds a setting, such as the martial arts in this world amplifying the negative emotions of practitioners while lowering their intelligence... Otherwise, the fact that villains inexplicably cause trouble for the protagonist is truly baffling. They demand things from the protagonist without even asking their identity, and threaten to kill them if they don't agree... Even villains from 10 years ago didn't have this level of intelligence...