Starting as Murong Fu and Transmigrating into Song Qingshu Across the Heavens

I feel like I've already hit the ceiling of Wuxia fan fiction. The protagonist's character development is very smooth, and the various plot points are well-designed. The characters' individual traits are portrayed so vividly that there's no sense of detachment. The characters are neither fawned over nor belittled, each with their own set of standards for conduct.

This is a pretty good wuxia novel. I initially thought that with the author having the protagonist interact with so many female characters, it would be another pointless, harem novel, like one with a collector's obsession. However, the female characters are indeed well-developed, each with their own unique characteristics, and they left a lasting impression after reading.

Overall, it feels like the author is underestimating the protagonist's combat power. The protagonist's current setup is almost on par with Zhang Wuji at his peak, and considering Murong Fu's actual combat skills, his performance shouldn't be limited to what's shown in the book. Also, the recent chapters have been ridiculously overhyped about the Qiankun Great Shift.

The author's handling of the power struggles in this plot is truly painful to read. Is this recent writing style designed to make readers skip around? The issue with the Qiao Feng chapter was already mentioned, and it was acceptable after revisions, but now it's happening again?

To be honest, even without fully recovering his power, with his mastery of skills like the Shifting Stars, the Great Shift of the Universe, the Nine Yin Manual, the Jade Maiden Heart Sutra, the Ambidextrous Technique, Tai Chi Fist, and Swordplay, no one except the Sweeper Monk should be able to defeat you.

I personally wished he could have a harem; it's such a pity about Song Qingshu.

He tried to catch Wei Yixiao twice but failed, and he also couldn't kill Chen Youliang.

If this kind of plot involving Wei Yixiao happens again, I'll drop the book. You've already repeated it twice. This is online fiction; don't act like this. Nobody will buy into your pretentious writing.

I subscribed to all chapters up to chapter 120, and it's awful. Don't read it, I'm dropping it.

Are famous villains really immortal? They can let Chen Youliang, with his trash martial arts skills, escape? Then they get outmaneuvered, suffer further setbacks, and lose resources and reputation – this trope is too old-fashioned. And is this Tongtian Shen really that weak? He can easily wipe out the minions without even taking them down once?