I Returned After Three Years of Reincarnation in the Martial Arts World

If the author lacks imagination, then don't write about 3000 years! Do you even know what 3000 years means? And you're still writing about paved roads and minibuses? If you had written about 30 years, or even 300 years, I could have tolerated it. But 3000 years and there's absolutely no technological progress? Even teaching a bunch of apes would require more technology than this!

I feel there are some plot points and settings that I don't understand. You've said it's a future world, so why are some settings not close to the 21st century, but instead applied to ancient dynasties? Why is there a court? Why not a kingdom or an empire? Patrol Horse? It's just a motorcycle, why call it a horse? Why not a car? Does the shelter you dug not contain the seeds of civilization?

The book fell apart the moment the protagonist started murdering and robbing. It's absurd that someone who transmigrates through countless worlds would resort to such a dangerous and disastrous method of making money. He's wasted so many worlds without even learning a legal means of survival. How did he even survive in those worlds? Furthermore, it doesn't align with contemporary values.

Let's stick to the facts and focus solely on the book. I'd like to ask, has the author not read a book in a long time? The books I'm talking about aren't traditional books, but rather online novels. This book doesn't feel like a typical online novel these days. The overall direction is unclear, while minor issues continue to emerge.

Couldn't every woman be depicted as breathtakingly beautiful, with every female character in the story being portrayed as incredibly gorgeous? It's truly repulsive.

After traveling through a martial arts world for three years, I returned to find there are extraordinary beings. What's the point of traveling through time then? And the martial arts world is even more powerful than extraordinary beings! Writing novels must be really lucrative; people actually read this stuff.

The protagonist is a reincarnator who has arrived in the future. Instead of seriously gathering information, he simply sets up a simple plan to make his life more comfortable. It would be absurd for him to have no gold in his spatial backpack and then make a fuss about making money.

I wasn't going to say anything, but after seeing the author's latest chapter, I felt I should say something. You've created a character for the protagonist who's the strongest in the world and looks down on everyone! But look at your recent chapters, what kind of garbage are you writing? Is this the attitude of someone who's the strongest in the world?

Let me explain. The main plot is fine; it piqued my interest since I was looking for something to read. However, the fundamental settings completely pull me out of the story, making me not want to continue reading. It's because the author likes to write without thinking... *Poisoned*

Three thousand years later, you're still using minibuses? I won't even comment on history regressing to a dynasty, but in this technological and information age, even things like Bajiquan are gone? It's just a matter of a hard drive; do you really think it's a thousand years ago before computers? Everything can be lost.