Wandering Through a Myriad Worlds in Dreams, Embarking on the Path of Cultivation

Please, stop trying to explain martial arts with science. I'm speechless. This is just utter nonsense.

No wonder your book isn't popular; your thinking is still stuck in the mindset of online novels from ten years ago.

The more I look at it, the more speechless I become. You want to stop Tiger from joining the Sun Moon Cult, just like when your parents tried to discipline you, why didn't you listen to them?

So you're obsessed with science, huh? You've already time-traveled, and you're still talking about materialism? Are you out of your mind?!

The writing is terrible, otherwise this book would probably be a hit. The author can't tell a story.

Earth has no magic; in a supernatural world, telekinesis or the soul would be more reasonable.

If you're going to wear a martial arts novel, fine, but why insist on giving your own clever explanation of internal energy? How do you explain Ren Woxing's Star Absorbing Skill? Zuo Lengchan can freeze people, and the author is going to give a scientific explanation for the Cloud Ladder Leap, where the left foot steps on the right foot to ascend to the sky?

The author's desire to write about scientific cultivation is not inherently wrong, but everything cannot be forced into a scientific framework. Many scientific concepts remain unsolved mysteries, and cultivation is indeed a very distant concept, with immortality being an incomprehensible realm.

It's not exactly garbage, but those who say they've never read the previous works either haven't read them before, or they've read too many light novels and start praising anything different. The plot, the dialogue, and even the characters' intelligence are all flawed. I want to say that those who praise it should read the book and use their brains.

Listen to my advice, author. Human science is utterly worthless in the grand scheme of the universe. Stop pursuing your human science.