The Unscientific Dungeon of the Comprehensive Martial Arts World

Yaoyue seems to be possessed by a ghost, full of emotions.

Shouldn't someone who travels through worlds learn the knowledge within the group? What's most important in science fiction? It's the study of the human body. In ancient times, knowledge was restricted, and research wasn't as thorough as it is now.

If even Wang Ye could sense that going to certain worlds would mean certain certain death?

6. You, a top-tier martial arts master, go to a gangster movie and become a short, stout mule, hacking people to death.

Just finished watching this "Young and Dangerous" episode, and I have to rant about it. In short, the logic is practically nonexistent, the writing is barely human, and it's only watchable if you don't think too much.

After reading it, I had only one feeling: the tasks were difficult, often taking over ten years, and the rewards were meager. It was like having a time-accelerating cheat, but the protagonist's aptitude was terrible. He was reborn, born with innate knowledge, and even had a master at the peak of the Grandmaster level.

I haven't read the book; I'm just stating my consistent opinion. Martial arts crossovers are doomed!

The main character is like a lunatic, he's got some serious mental issues, and the more you watch, the more speechless you get.

Wow, in modern society, you can kill hundreds of people in one go.

Is there any possibility? Cultivating Yang Wu Lei requires virginity. Zhang Yude simply doesn't want to reveal his extraordinary nature. Zhang Chulan knows this technique, but his father doesn't—and this is just a common technique! Does it seem normal that his father wouldn't know it? Furthermore, even with Zhang Chulan as his son, he actually asked the Celestial Master for Yang Wu Lei.