I, Xiong Ba, Transmigrate into Yue Buqun!

The Four-Unlikes is practically poisonous? It's one thing that Xiong Ba lost his power when he transmigrated into Yue Buqun, but the problem is that you're making him level up by adding skill points, which is ridiculous. With his superior skills, he can see through low-level martial arts at a glance.

Xiong Ba is one of my favorite martial arts villains 😚

If Xiong Ba had reached the level of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, would he still need a system? Even without considering the Three-Part Return to Origin, any one of his fist, palm, or leg techniques would be enough to dominate the world; it would be superfluous.

Shi Potian transmigrates into Linghu Chong, and now Xiong Ba transmigrates into Yue Buqun.

I instantly lost interest in watching. I thought I could get Fan Qinghui in the queue! 😭

This chapter is a bit padded. For Huang Shangnu, she's someone Zhang Sanfeng could easily defeat in one move, let alone with Xiong Ba added. Yet the author padded out the word count by a lot. Is it because the data is good that they're getting cocky?

Xiong Ba's martial arts talent is extremely strong. Since the Sword Saint hasn't mastered the Twenty-Three Swords, it's still uncertain who will emerge victorious in his battle against Xiong Ba.

To avoid accusations of plagiarism or similarity between the plot involving framing the Beggars' Sect and another book, I hereby declare that I also wrote the book about Wudang. I simply felt that the plot I wrote at the time was decent, so I reused it.

Could you please write about Xiong Ba's domineering presence? Or is he just a nobody?

Looking at Feng Qingyang's part... Well, his actions weren't problematic, but some of the protagonist's inner thoughts should be removed as much as possible. Xiong Ba is a scumbag, but a scumbag who appears very elegant and domineering. He's a scumbag with great style and a pretentious air. However, the slang and lame jokes he spouts during his inner monologue make him seem like a street urchin.