High Martial: You Have Science, I Have Divine Arts!

Although the protagonist keeps saying he has no woman in his heart and that drawing his sword is a natural act of divine power, he actually tries to skirt around the topic every time his conversations or thoughts involve pretty girls. He deliberately teases and jokes with women while pretending to be focused on his martial arts, all to get their attention. It's both lewd and obnoxious. And he calls himself a genius?

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 140. The protagonist's progress was rapid in every chapter, and the people he encountered were consistently stronger than those the protagonist had encountered recently. It's one thing to mindlessly inflate other people's martial arts progress, but you can cover it up by claiming they're yet-to-be-born geniuses or other excuses.

Well, to be fair, it's alright, but there are two problems. First, the protagonist is constantly portrayed as incredibly powerful, but when the villain appears and contradicts him, the protagonist is repeatedly proven wrong without reacting, or rather, his reactions are too slow. Second, the author keeps emphasizing that he has no feelings for women.

It has the feel of a novel from 20 years ago.

Does the author have no concept of Mach 2? Is 880 km/h Mach 2? It's not even Mach 1.

Are these positive reviews fake too?

The writing, plot, and characters in "Dry Grass" are very rough. It doesn't feel like a genius reborn; it feels more like a stupid high school student.

It gets increasingly mindless and simplistic towards the end. The beginning is very engaging, but it becomes unbearable later on; it's a bit addictive.

Why not just kill the entire Gu family? Whether or not you forgive them is your father's and the original owner's business. What you need to do is send the Gu family and your mother to meet your father and the original owner.

The power levels collapsed too quickly. The main character's power system collapsed rapidly, which has already been discussed extensively. As for the supporting characters' martial arts, in the early stages, knowing one or two advanced martial arts techniques was considered top-tier genius. Even the Xu family's older sister had to work for the government to acquire one advanced martial art.