I Transmigrated into The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, So What's with This Top Student System?

Is this book just something I wrote for my own amusement? They've restricted comments because it hasn't achieved much success.

Their combat strength is being suppressed; it's sometimes strong and sometimes weak.

Has the author read the original work? How dare you write fanfiction if you haven't read the original? The first problem is that the setting of the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique differs greatly from the original work. Secondly, Yue Buqun would not relinquish his title of "Gentleman Executioner" until his testicles were removed, otherwise Mount Hua would be in even greater danger.

The character's power level fluctuates wildly due to external cheat codes; writing martial arts novels without a female lead or with an unfinished protagonist is a major taboo.

After defeating Dongfang Bubai, he should have ascended to another world... It turned out to be a crossover martial arts game 😱😱. I'm a Xiantian (innate) character, and everyone else is too. I hate this kind of protagonist who's always a minor character.

Even extras aren't playing this role anymore.

I picked through the parts I wanted. It's basically a light read; don't worry about the logic, just enjoy it. That's all.

I'm a bit confused. Does the author describe reaching perfection in internal energy cultivation as a matter of proficiency? Is the amount of internal energy something that can only be honed over time? Then how did Zhang Wuji become one of the top three in internal energy in the Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber after only a few years of practice? If Zhang Wuji had a foundation, then Lin Pingzhi also practiced martial arts from a young age, right? Didn't he have the Lin Family Inner Strength Manual?

I didn't want to read any more after seeing the second life. It's a Frankenstein's monster. In the best martial arts novels, the current world is completed before the protagonist travels to the next, instead of a chaotic patchwork like in crossover martial arts novels. You haven't grasped the essence of martial arts novels.

Just be honest and work like a turtle, a dog, an ox, or a horse. I only read 10 chapters before immediately avoiding it, and sure enough, it's a complete flop. With Lu Dayou's handling of things, you're just not cut out for this.