I Am Zhang Sanfeng. Five Great Sects, Prepare to Die

Don't you read the original work at all? The Emei Sect was purely there to offer birthday wishes; the Huashan Sect did not participate. He could order the five major sects to their deaths with a single word.

I remember that Zhang Cuishan's suicide was largely due to the matter with Yu Daiyan.

The writing is good; a demon from beyond the realm comes to Qidian to prove its Dao? Is there just one minor flaw? Zhang Zhenren's disciple hasn't experienced the bloodthirstiness of Zhang Laodao's sixty years of demon-slaying and martial arts-dominating, so how could he ask such a naive question?

This is even featured in the "Top Authors' Column"? Are all the top authors on Qidian.com done for?

The first chapter has two major flaws: 1. Zhang Cuishan and his wife still died, so wearing the clothes was pointless. 2. The Emei Sect sincerely offered their birthday wishes and even embroidered clothes, only to be indiscriminately slaughtered.

Lacking Zhang Sanfeng's mindset and magnanimity, and lacking his own convictions, he resembles a clown, which feels like an insult to Zhang Sanfeng...

The book's premise is flawed. Zhang Cuishan's death was an accident. The five major sects came to pay their respects; Emei genuinely came to offer birthday wishes and had carefully prepared gifts. The other sects, led by Shaolin, came to demand an explanation, not intending to create a blood feud with Wudang.

The protagonist has completely fallen apart by now. I don't know what kind of person the author envisioned Zhang Sanfeng to be, but the protagonist the author wrote, aside from having Zhang Sanfeng's name and talent, doesn't possess that master's aura at all. The character setting is chaotic.

Is your soul, you young man from a later generation, so powerful? 😁😁 You could even crush Zhang Sanfeng.

Are all readers of this kind of time-traveling old man storyline impotent?