Wuxia Crossover: Immortal Flying Beyond the Heavens

The author is completely ignorant of martial arts. In the world of martial arts, swordsmanship is swordsmanship, and internal energy is internal energy. A good internal energy cultivation method can make the protagonist's swordsmanship extremely powerful. However, even with superb swordsmanship, one cannot defeat someone with profound internal energy.

Isn't Ye Gucheng a sword immortal? Ximen Chuixue is the sword god, isn't he?

This is not the flawless Ye Gucheng I knew.

The author doesn't even understand basic human ethics; what kind of book is this? The idea of ​​arranging a marriage between cousins ​​is truly astounding.

As for swords, Gu Long was talking nonsense; there's no need to hype them up. A sword is just a tool, no different from an axe, a kitchen knife, or a hoe. Tools are meant to be used. You don't see farmers being devoted to hoes. To wield a hoe to the highest level, do you expect them to have a heart of ruthlessness or compassion? It's ridiculous.

The description is like a bait-and-switch tactic. If you don't want to write a crossover martial arts story, then focus on crafting a Tian Long Ba Bu story and then start a new one. You want to jump between different worlds, but you don't want to write a crossover martial arts story. 🥵

The word "Comprehensive Martial Arts" tells you it's garbage. I don't understand what you guys are expecting!

Keep up the good work, author! This is a work of dedication, reflecting the author's unique vision. This book has the potential to become a masterpiece! ✊✊✊

You shouldn't write about Ye Gucheng. Even writing about someone who travels through time and gains Ye Gucheng's martial arts would be fine. Novels about Ye Gucheng's time travel basically all die because there's no sense of immersion. Do you even feel any immersion in the story yourself?

Ye Gucheng, why isn't Ye Gucheng testing his sword skills across the land, instead of meddling in other people's business?