Reborn in Great Yan: I Cultivate into a Martial Saint Through Telekinesis

In his past life, he was a telekinetic master. The result? He used it to nothing. During a fight, he could simply trip over his own feet or deflect swords. The result? He had to add his own strength.

If you can lift a 1000-pound stone with your telekinesis, why don't you use it? 🤔 Even if you lifted him, he wouldn't be able to exert any force; damaging several nerves and blood vessels internally would directly paralyze him, wouldn't it? All I can say is that the protagonist is incredibly weak.

I still suggest the author read Swallowed Star and try writing it like that, to see what a telekinetic master is like.

Psychic powers, which could have been a god-level ability to be used in amazing ways, were turned into a mess.

I've read over twenty chapters; the story is alright. There are two problems. First, the mental power is hardly manifested; I can't feel it at all. Its only use is to increase the speed of cultivation. The only use of fighting is to possess the blade and increase strength. I don't understand, how can it be so crude?

The book starts talking about marriage and thinking about women as early as Chapter 5. This book is addictive. Goodbye.

The limitation of those at the bottom is that they treat those above them like fools; once they gain power, they lose sight of their own limitations. They've watched too many TV dramas about showing off and getting humiliated.

The book has such disgusting plot points, and yet the protagonist is given countless buffs; it's such a waste of the reader's time.

Well, how did the protagonist reach this level? He doesn't want to be near women, yet he can't refuse them; he has absolutely no decisiveness. And what's wrong with You Lie? He's been forcibly made less intelligent; he doesn't act like a scion of a noble family at all.

Trash novels; a waste of my money.