I Am Ouyang Feng

My personal opinion: I came here for the wuxia genre and wanted to see the intersection of martial arts and the original characters. I didn't want to see the details of the protagonist's struggle for supremacy in the Western Regions. The author should probably just write a little more, but stop with the lengthy and mediocre writing. If I'm looking for a story about conquering the world, I'd rather read a historical novel about time travel; those are much better written.

I'm laughing so hard! The comments section says Ouyang Feng's title of Grandmaster is "The Wandering Toad."

This plot about Xiao Bai is really ridiculous... Either go before Xu Xian arrives, or don't take Xiao Bai in at all. Forcibly turning a married woman into a widow before taking her in is just self-deception and doesn't make any sense...

Those who say they don't accept female characters should read novels without female leads or novels with monks. Being a protagonist means getting all the treasures and collecting all the beauties. What kind of protagonist is someone who's stingy and hesitant?

It's fine if every world has a female lead, the main issue is how to handle the relationships between multiple female leads later on. Don't let them all end up as mere tools. Readers don't hate harems; they hate cookie-cutter female protagonists. If the author can't manage that, then fewer female leads are better.

The story gets padded out after chapter 50, dragging out the climax until the book's release. The most impressive aspect of the book is the protagonist's character development—unyielding, lawless, yet loyal and righteous. Other characters feel formulaic; aside from Lianxin, the other female characters fall for the protagonist too quickly, and some plot points feel outdated and clichéd.

Actually, the upper limit of the "All Heavens" genre is already quite high, especially considering it's considered "High Martial Arts." However, it feels like every author is aiming for the level of a Primordial Great Luo Golden Immortal. Frankly, such high levels make the content feel superficial and clash severely with the pre-existing martial arts style. Those who generally prefer Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) genre will simply go to other genres; why bother with the "All Heavens" genre?

It's all finished, and you're only now giving it a big recommendation?

Those book reviews saying the protagonist mindlessly builds a harem and collects women are hilarious. Why is this book so popular? It's just a harem-style wish-fulfillment story combined with the author's good writing. If you want to read Daoist cultivation novels or unfinished stories, Qidian is overflowing with them. Harem novels are actually extremely rare on Qidian these days, especially those with good writing.

My father-in-law has actually written over a million words! (A reward is offered.)