
Fists Out in the Martial World
拳出江湖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 609k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I wanted to rant just reading the description. "Which man hasn't thought about that?" Don't speak for me. Rape is one of the types of people I've hated the most since I was a kid. It's so damn unlucky.
I've transmigrated into the body of a lecherous thief! And a middle-aged, sleazy one at that! Neither my immersion in the character nor my moral compass allows me to like him.
First, the protagonist forgets his martial arts skills at the beginning, yet he manages to regain them despite being a modern person. The plot is illogical, consisting mainly of raping and assaulting women. And how can he learn the "Lingbo Weibu" technique without a system? Does this guy even understand the I Ching? Martial arts aren't something you can learn just by having a manual.
I thought it was just about crossing over to Yun Zhonghe and using him as the point of conflict to unfold the story... But it turns out it really is the code of a lecherous thief. What was the thought process behind writing it this way?
Seeing so many people criticizing it, I still thought it was because everyone was too hostile. I assumed that Yun Zhonghe was either a complete lecher or a hypocritical villain, but it turns out... The protagonist is possessed by a fairy.
A person can be romantic, but please don't be vulgar. Those who are reborn as Murong Fu can understand that the character has flaws, but also has shining points: he is handsome, has a family background in learning, is famous, has subordinates, and has female fans. But those who write about people like Tian Boguang and Yun Zhonghe really can't understand their thought process. Curiosity?
I clicked on this post from the daily feed not to read it, but because I couldn't help but rant about it. It's one thing to be a daily poisonous feed, but to push all sorts of garbage?
I think it's understandable that you portrayed Duan Laoda as a vengeful villain. I can also understand Yue Laosan, who is mentally challenged. But as for the remaining character, a rapist and a human trafficker, I don't know what you were thinking.
Are you crazy to want to be a perpetrator of alkali poisoning?
How did this book even get recommended? I'm speechless after seeing this description.