The Great Zhao Night Slayer

I'm really curious, do people actually travel back to a feudal dynasty and become someone's dog? Without a single thought of rebellion, wouldn't they have all the divine martial arts manuals, rare treasures, and everything else they could get if they rebelled and became emperor?

It's clear the author intended to create a cunning and calculating protagonist, but the actual writing makes him seem like a shrewd idiot. 😄

The very first chapter is enough to make you want to quit. There's no background information, no introduction to the characters or the monument, just a woman inviting you to a banquet. Then she says you're a loner and don't like these kinds of banquets, and then she says the invitation means you'll never see her again. Seriously?

The Ant Realm emphasizes the Dao Heart; the Ant Realm has resources and doesn't need external help; the Ant Realm is fraught with difficulties; the Ant Realm revolves around the Great Dao! The very first realm is described as incredibly difficult, full of lofty ideals, but what happened to the rest? The plot and characters are illogical and nonsensical, and the world-building and background are a complete mess.

Procrastinating, only getting halfway done, indecisive, neither dog nor reckless—this kind of starting point looks like it's going to fail!

I just don't understand. You haven't even reached the Foundation Establishment stage, yet you're wandering around the mountains, killing monsters everywhere. You even have a powerful background, yet you're just wasting your life, acting like a suicidal monster. You keep saying whoever is stronger is right, but the worst part is, you're just a lowly Karami, doing all this and attracting hatred.

The content clearly shows the writing is too immature! I'm giving up!

The protagonist's strength was too overwhelming; it wasn't interesting.

A nobody like him could fight back and forth, and after killing someone, he even made the victim's family come to collect the body. Shouldn't he have burned it? Is he insane? Doesn't he know how to take the initiative and even exchange blows with someone who attacks? Doesn't he know how to just kill him with one sword?

I've read up to chapter 23. I really don't want to read any more. I don't believe a court like this can survive. They're not even on the Night's Watch; they've all fallen into the same trap, haven't a few already died? Just imagine, even if a township head had two people die in a row, they wouldn't even send a whole company to investigate...