In Hong Kong's Entertainment World, I Wander the Heavens, Starting with The Return of the Condor Heroes

Seeing Li Mochou confess her love, and how a modern person could almost master the Nine Yang Divine Skill after only a year of practice, felt strange. It would have been better to change it to a watch that could change the plot by absorbing energy, automatically recording the martial arts techniques, and then accumulating energy points to achieve mastery and deduce the future.

Lu Zhanyuan is supposed to have the blessing of having two wives? Ask yourself, given Li Mochou's personality, is that even possible? She'd be better off feigning innocence and gaining a good reputation; otherwise, where would she find a high-ranking monk from Tianlong Temple? He's thinking much more than you! However, given the ancient setting, Lu Zhanyuan's actions are indeed despicable, but Li Mochou is going too far!

Wuxia (martial arts) has truly declined. This book would have had a chance to become a masterpiece ten years ago, no, even five years ago. Unfortunately, original wuxia works are now so far inferior to fantasy and xianxia (immortal/fantasy) works that nobody reads them. As for fan fiction, the popularity of Jin Yong and Gu Long's TV series and movies has faded, and very few people born after 2000 have read them.

In the speedrun version of The Return of the Condor Heroes, Xiaolongnu and Li Mochou's psychology is inexplicable; they're truly just tools whose names are merely used.

A harem is fine, but the main characters are indiscriminate in their sexuality, and the ambiguous portrayal of Wu Xingyun is a bit off-putting.

This is outrageous and illogical! The Ancient Tomb Sect is forbidden territory in Quanzhen Sect! You, a complete newbie, want to join? Yang Guo only got the chance to enter the Ancient Tomb Sect because he was bullied by Quanzhen Sect! What makes you think you can?

There are too few Hong Kong crossover stories; the plot twists are so few and far between. It's boring. Unlike *Phoenix Rising*, which focuses more on the main world, only showing the protagonist's transmigration when facing difficulties, and then returning to show off and slap faces, this is what makes it interesting.

I've read a few chapters, and it's not bad, but you can't read it with your brain! A time traveler can bring so much stuff, but why didn't they bring a cell phone or a camera? They even sneaked a peek at the scriptures at Shaolin Temple and copied them by hand!

The protagonist didn't time travel, but I did.

If we take the cultivation manuals that are circulating in modern times to other worlds, will we really be able to cultivate them?