Immortality, Beginning with Double Pupils

Tsk tsk tsk, all of the author's novels are overflowing with a fatherly vibe. Everyone in the novels is supposed to be smart and sensible, but they're all just acting, just putting on a show. In the end, it turns out the author is just playing the father figure.

Gods, immortals, demons, and monsters have all appeared. Is this still considered low-level martial arts?

With double pupils, one is already invincible; why bother with the struggles of officialdom?

The description is too lame: immortality, demons, double pupils—it sounds too high-end. Suddenly, constables, gold medals, silver medals—it feels too low-class.

Brother, you yourself said that double pupils indicate a person destined for both literary and martial arts mastery. Shouldn't you have taken out the opportunity you found in the hidden compartment immediately? You even had to master the Ox-Horse Fist before taking it out. And then, not recognizing the characters, you just put it down???

It's incredibly illogical that a low-ranking constable could directly meet a local gang leader. I'd say only a henchman could, since the boss is a martial artist. Why would the boss bother the henchman for everything? Unless ordered by the county magistrate or by the head constable himself, it's impossible. And what about the money? Why would a gang give money to a low-ranking constable?

I first read the author's book 8 years ago, and it seems I've actually regressed in my reading comprehension.

It's a bait-and-switch tactic. The title is "Immortality," but after reading two chapters, it turns out to be a crime-solving story, and the protagonist is a hypocrite. He eats and drinks for free, collects protection money, and yet he claims to be upholding justice. Ridiculous.

If the introduction and table of contents at the beginning contain the Empress, it's impossible to read.

Empress. Disgusting. If she's a woman, she shouldn't try to emulate Wu Zetian. She should just be a naive and innocent character.