Wuxia: I Became an NPC Extra

Author, you've abandoned two out of these three books! How are we supposed to keep reading?

I suggest the author write a cold, expressionless male lead. The male lead the author has created is completely unappealing. If the writing isn't good enough, don't add unnecessary scenes.

Various logical errors; escorting a message takes a month round trip; and the bandits delivering the message mysteriously disappear. In one city, there are six escort agencies backed by six major righteous sects. With profits delivered to them every year, one of them can even annex the other escort agencies by competing in tournaments.

Those with low poison resistance can skip to Chapter 4.

The beginning was alright, but things started to get problematic from chapter 4 onwards. It's the classic scene of a woman ambushing the protagonist, followed by a frantic description of her appearance on the brink of death. You might think he's a ruthless attacker, but then you feel his poisoning and underhanded tactics are unacceptable, even though he eventually agrees.

This is garbage. It borrows from the game "Super Mechanic," and the writing isn't even as good.

A Teddy Bear-themed, low-class trash novel

Holy crap, they even deleted my book reviews! This is the first time in all these years that someone has deleted my book reviews. That's impressive.

The Gale Sword Technique is from the Huashan Sword Sect, while the Gale Saber Technique is from Tian Boguang. To say they can be combined is a bit of a stretch. The Quanzhen Sword Technique and the Jade Maiden Sword Technique, however, can be combined, their power exceeding the ninth level of the Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill.

The very first chapter is awkward. The protagonist agrees to give them 5,000 taels of silver, but these people still want to violate his anus, saying nothing more than, "Either kill me, or treat me well; otherwise, this 5,000 taels is your money to buy your life." The righteous path can't catch bandits, but the underworld has it much easier to capture people.