Dominating All Worlds: Starting from The Unofficial History of the Martial Arts World

It's clear the author is trying to imitate Gu Long's writing style, especially in the latest chapters. Unfortunately, lacking the skill, the result is awkward and incongruous, making for an embarrassing read. The author would be better off using their own style. After all, writing Gu Long fanfiction doesn't necessarily require using Gu Long's style.

The protagonist possesses multiple unparalleled martial arts skills, plus a cheat-like advantage, yet he's still not as strong as Yaoyue, who only practices one martial art. Is the author deliberately suppressing the protagonist, or is the protagonist just too useless?

The beginning was good, the writing was good, and it had a lot of flavor, but after the destruction of Renyi Manor, the plot took a sharp turn, completely turning into a harem novel. Especially regarding Zhu Qiqi, he said he wouldn't force her, but then pretended to have a relationship with her. In ancient times, what's the difference between ruining a woman's reputation and rape?

The protagonist has a bunch of cheat codes. Even if he can't uphold justice, he shouldn't resort to despicable means. Gu Long's novels are very idealistic. No matter how much martial arts a person practices or how deep their internal strength is, they will never be a match for Li Xunhuan's flying dagger.

Why does this protagonist seem to be hypocritical? It's getting worse and worse.

He's a villain, but also a bit of a saint; he's conflicted.

The protagonist is dead? I realized the protagonist seems to have kicked the bucket, like he never existed. I thought the protagonist defeated the future one, but it turns out the Night Emperor's wife defeated the future one. The satisfying parts of fanfiction are nothing more than the protagonist showing off in public and acquiring the beauties from the original work.

We're waiting for everyone's feedback to see if we should continue following this series! What attracted me to this book was the vivid portrayal of the character Kuaihuo Wang's struggle for survival, his clever tactics for doing so. Points I gradually stopped watching later: 1. When it came to the Legendary Twins, he seemed like a simp, trying to use his intelligence to win over both women.

Lacking decisiveness, all he saw was someone who couldn't resist women.

There shouldn't be any distinction between third-rate and second-rate masters. Like in Jin Yong and Gu Long novels, the only way to know who's truly powerful is through a fight! Can a third-rate master defeat a second-rate one? If not, then we should just compare who's first-rate. If they could, then the ranking system would be meaningless.