I, Ding Xiu, the Greatest Killer in Gu Long's Martial Arts World!

Is this the kind of stupid plot that starts off? The sect leader's personal disciple is just casually mocked by outer disciples?

Why is there a scene where someone is transported through time? Doesn't the veteran author know how big this plot hole is?

The Wedding Dress Divine Skill would be able to sweep through everything in the Legend of Lu Xiaofeng, right?

Honestly, what I hate most about fan fiction is that the characters know absolutely nothing about it.

I read this novel for two reasons. Firstly, I wanted to read some wuxia fanfiction, especially since Gu Long hasn't written much. Secondly, I read the author's work years ago and found it quite enjoyable. Unexpectedly, the more I read, the more I wanted to continue. However, I was quite frustrated with the "Little Li Flying Dagger" part.

Seeing the kung fu from the Jin Guang puppet show at the beginning, I thought an invincible martial arts master could sweep through Gu Long's novels. But when I saw the protagonist officially leave the world to travel the martial arts world, I realized that the kung fu in fantasy martial arts novels couldn't compare to the martial arts in Gu Long's world.

The most absurd organization in the novel is the assassin organization. Whether from a social structure, profit-driven perspective, or any other miscellaneous point of view, an assassin organization is impossible. Take the most famous assassin organization in this novel, the Green Robe Tower, for example. If you assume each of the 108 towers has ten assassins, that's over 1000 people.

After reading a few chapters, I felt increasingly uncomfortable. It just felt awkward. To avoid potential danger, he became the sixth disciple, but then he became an assassin, facing danger head-on. It felt very contradictory. It's as if being an assassin eliminates danger and prevents being targeted. People can still target you. And doesn't he consider how good his master is to him?

Two chapters are enough to make you want to quit; this protagonist is just a complete idiot.

The protagonist tries to show off all the time, but in the end, he doesn't kill a single character.