Wuxia: A Full Sixty Years of Internal Energy from the Start!

You can write about conspiracies and intrigues, but don't make the protagonist so invincible from the start. You can write about a harem, but don't make the protagonist seem like a eunuch. He clearly has the ability, but you insist on making him seem like a perfect gentleman. Even if you want to write about a perfect gentleman, fine.

The protagonist has a cheat code, and someone can pop up at will who is no worse than him. Moreover, he is always living in other people's schemes (which is very frustrating). The author likes to delete comments and only leave good ones. His main account was banned by the author, so he was forced to open a new account to express his dissatisfaction.

What kind of writing is this? The first chapter was alright, but the second chapter is all about a whirlwind hero rescuing a damsel in distress, complete with roast chicken as a gift. The fight scenes are drawn out and dragged on endlessly. In less than thirty chapters, three riddles have been introduced: one about the Heartless Ghost Mansion, another about the disappearance of the Tang family…

An invincible character should focus on reasoning. The problem is that if you keep reasoning and talking, you still end up solving the problem with force in the end. So what's the point of reasoning? Furthermore, regardless of whether it's the previous book or this one, there's no need to delve into the mystery of the protagonist's identity.

They're all trash. They haven't claimed the system rewards after all this time. The Tang family is disgusting too. The protagonist is being played like a dog. Who wants to watch this kind of stupid protagonist?

Having read up to chapter 260, I was completely overwhelmed by the poison and died. Compared to the previous book, the character development was far inferior. From the very beginning, the protagonist was burdened with a moral pressure that was essentially unnecessary, yet the entity exerting this moral pressure never truly appeared throughout these hundreds of chapters.

This title is so awful; if it were by any other author, I would have skipped it immediately…

🤔What the hell? It was one thing to have a young master in the first place, but now there's a womanizer. The protagonist chased after him for ages with his help. What a waste. He's wasted hundreds of years of his inner strength on dogs.

Gaining sixty years' worth of internal energy with his first strike could be considered a sign of unparalleled skill in the martial world, especially considering his limited lifespan and reliance on missions to prolong it; he needed to proceed with extreme caution. However, after arriving at the Ghost King's Mansion and Zuo Dao Manor, Jiang Ran's internal energy became unmatched.

I'm almost ready to stop reading. If you don't want to become an invincible character like Su Laomo in this book, then control your system rewards. Even if this internal energy isn't just a simple numerical accumulation, it's still easily a hundred years' worth of internal energy, right? That far surpasses Su Laomo's stats from his escort missions at the same time.