The Daoist Master of Time and Space, Beginning with The Number One Under Heaven

You've already moved on to multiverse-themed stories, why are you still writing about crossover martial arts? What's the point? If you really love Swordsman, go write about something else entirely. The worldviews don't fit, and it slows down the pacing.

I think the Absorption Technique and the Northern Darkness Divine Art are two different things and are unrelated. If you say that the Absorption Technique and the Vajra Indestructible Divine Art are combined into the Northern Darkness Divine Art, then the Northern Darkness Divine Art does not produce such a powerful physical body.

Zhu Tiedan has no son, so it's not a big deal to help him succeed to the throne. The protagonist will just gain power by killing the Shanxi merchants and implementing some reforms. The world will still turn no matter who is the emperor.

The important thing is to forge your own path. It's like being given blueprints to make a gun. You can only make that gun, not another one, because you don't understand the knowledge behind it. The internal energy system follows Taoist thought, focusing on refining essence into qi and refining qi into emptiness. Although the methods are different, they are all based on this. But you can never learn it because once the foundation is set, you can never transcend it.

You could argue that the original Beiming Divine Skill is superior to the Absorption Skill in its conception, since the Beiming Divine Skill can purify absorbed internal energy into Beiming True Qi, while the Absorption Skill requires the Vajra Indestructible Divine Skill to purify internal energy.

Given the martial arts prowess of the Iron Egg Monkey World, would the Five Mountains Sword Sect still dare to claim the top spot? Could the Demonic Cult's Dongfang Bubai still dominate the martial arts world? The God-Slaying One-Slash Slash from Yagyu Tajima-no-Kami isn't a martial arts world like *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* that focuses on techniques. Anyone in that world could withstand it.

I was really looking forward to it, but then you came up with a crossover martial arts game. Goodbye.

I thought the first world was "The Greatest Under Heaven," but it turns out it's "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer"... I'm outta here!

Why does everyone like crossover martial arts novels? Not only are the plots for crossover martial arts novels complicated to arrange, but the viewing experience is also poor, and they're prone to falling apart in writing. It's better to just go through them one by one.

Having read dozens of chapters without subscribing, here are my thoughts. The book begins with the protagonist being saved by the Iron-Blooded Marquis, who immediately expresses gratitude for saving his life. The fact that the protagonist is an antagonist while the Iron-Blooded Marquis is on the side is quite interesting.