Wuxia Crossover: Starting as a Junior Officer in the Embroidered Uniform Guard

Forget about balance. Focusing on one aspect is like the Evil-Repelling Sword Manual. Balancing all four dimensions is like the Purple Cloud Divine Skill—twenty people would have killed you long ago in the early game, leaving no future.

The point allocation system is so cringeworthy it's almost painful to watch. It either directly lists the attribute value or doesn't clearly specify whether the value in parentheses is the total number of points added or the number of points added each time.

What does the imperial court need? It needs talent. In the ordinary world, talent is hard to find, and even the imperial examination system has its limitations. In the martial arts world, isn't selection easier? Join the imperial court as a temporary worker, given basic skills. If you make a name for yourself, you become a permanent employee and receive better training.

It's certainly good for ordinary people in modern times to be able to work as members of the Imperial Guard and earn a government job, but if someone transmigrates to ancient times, especially a martial arts world, and has a cheat-like ability, it would be too stupid and despicable for them to still want to become an Imperial Guard! Why be someone's dog when you can be a human being?

It's disgusting right from the start. The two generations of protagonists, both members of the Imperial Guard, are practically beggars, and their only martial arts skill is a pathetic swordsmanship.

Garbage, it completely fell apart in the later stages. Even Green Bamboo Elder became a Grandmaster, and Grandmasters are as common as cabbages.

Chapter Four: Retreat. The Ming Dynasty, the strongest empire on the Divine Martial Continent. War rages on all sides, its economy unstable. And hidden within the imperial palace are grandmasters unknown even to the emperor? They've even formed an organization, and their wealth rivals that of a nation?

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 25. The protagonist with the shark arm just recklessly charges around because he has a system space. Those four teammates must have been incredibly unlucky to encounter someone with the shark arm. No wonder their whole family died in their past lives. It would be strange if their whole family didn't die with this kind of behavior.

This book could be written in hundreds of pages; everyone here has a responsibility.

The more I read, the worse it gets. It's become addictive; I can't take it anymore. Deleting the book.