With a Palm, I Conquer the Smiling, Proud Wanderer and Look Down on All Heavens
掌出笑傲，睥睨诸天
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- Myriad Worlds
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Looking at the tags, there's no female lead. It's utterly ridiculous. With so many beautiful women in the martial arts world, why doesn't the protagonist take them as wives and pamper them? Is the protagonist learning martial arts just to become a eunuch?
It's better to write original works. Fanfiction doesn't offer women, and seeking power is useless. The martial arts in Jin Yong's novels don't require much resources. Martial arts are like cheat codes; someone can break a tree with a single palm strike using a third-rate martial arts manual. Ninety-nine percent of the people in Jin Yong's novels can't do that.
The protagonist is the villain, the ultimate villain! He's the worst of the worst, the most despicable of the despicable! Utterly evil, utterly wicked, utterly hypocritical, utterly inhuman, beyond human comprehension! This is the first time I've read a novel where the protagonist is the villain, and it's extremely uncomfortable. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
The author is so handsome!
It was a bit difficult to read, but everything else in the book was acceptable. Some of the female supporting characters, like Lan Fenghuang, truly gave everything for the protagonist, only to be discarded after the protagonist took all the benefits... I also support no female lead, but don't take and then discard her. Even just giving her a nominal title would be fine, since the main character is about to leave this world anyway.
This is an amazing book! As a bookworm of over 20 years, I've read countless online novels and experienced countless reading slumps. Finding this book has truly broadened my horizons. The author is incredible, especially the part about the protagonist going mad. This is a masterpiece. Most of those who criticize the protagonist's personality are just kids who lack life experience. Don't take the negative reviews seriously. If the author keeps writing, this book will definitely become a legend.
This book is the best martial arts novel written in the last fifteen years. It doesn't diminish intelligence despite the time travel element; it employs adult thinking and logic, and demonstrates decisive action. It is undoubtedly a masterpiece. It rivals *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, *Against the Gods*, and *Zhu Xian*.
Why is it so difficult for the protagonist to understand his own heart? He goes insane, self-harms, and even tries to possess someone else's body. What virtue or ability does Qu Feiyan possess to do all this?
The writing is excellent, but it's a pity not many people appreciate the protagonist's personality. All the protagonists are the same—always on the side of justice—it's so boring. In reality, we live behind masks of hypocrisy; in novels, we should be free-spirited and a little selfish.
The writing is excellent. However, I dislike the protagonist; he's a complete hypocrite. Reality is already bad enough, and I have to read about such a scoundrel in a novel (undeniably, such a person would thrive in real life). But I read novels to escape the chaos of reality, seeking joy and stress relief within the pages. I can't stand this protagonist. You guys continue.