Myriad Worlds: Beginning Immortal Cultivation in The Return of the Condor Heroes

It's fine to read as a pure martial arts novel, but if you're looking for a story about cultivating immortality and showing off in a martial arts world, you can look elsewhere. Finally, one last complaint: the protagonist begins his cultivation journey in a low-level martial arts world, only to predict that he won't be invincible for ten years.

If you travel to the world of The Return of the Condor Heroes, you're bound to have an ambiguous relationship with Li Mochou. There are quite a few people who like crazy people!

They're inexplicably pimping out Yang Guo, one or two isn't enough, are they planning to build him a harem? Is Yang Guo your father? Giving him martial arts skills and favors isn't enough, now they're planning to give him a bunch of women too?

It's alright, but the plot drags on too much. They even brought in some Zhao family ancestor's grave. At this rate, are you trying to be like that guy addicted to being a eunuch, letting him play until he dies in the first world, then rambling on for a couple more chapters and calling it a day?

It's incredibly toxic, full of nonsense and no substance whatsoever. Especially the fight scenes—what's the point of a martial arts novel without fighting? There's practically no description of the fights. It's all the same old stuff: "They just write the name of a technique, then the text jumps to 'they hit the enemy,' but there's no explanation of how the attack landed, or what specific actions…

Every year, the protagonist participates in a secluded lottery, and with access to Quanzhen Sect martial arts, Taoist scriptures, and cultivation techniques, he has enough to study for a very long time. He could be invincible simply by staying home, but instead, he's always actively provoking others and showing off, revealing no hidden cards whatsoever – it's all pointless.

It's fine as a martial arts novel, but if you're looking for a cultivation novel, wait until the author writes another 500,000 words before reading it. The problem is that some early chapters of this novel lacked plausibility, featuring characters who arrogantly showed off and were then humiliated, and whose protagonists acted like typical losers.

To put it simply, cultivation techniques only produce internal energy, and that energy is no match for martial arts techniques.

If the foundation is not solid, the ground will shake and the mountains will tremble. If you give up after the first difficult step and start wandering around, it contradicts the principle of seclusion required for cultivating immortality.

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