We All Transmigrated, but We're Stuck in a Low-Martial World?

The protagonist, a decent Taoist priest, was asked by Qu Feiyan to go to Songshan Brand Wine Ren Yingying, haha. Well, what's the difference between this and Linghu Chong? The only difference is that your skills are better.

It sounded good in the front, but things changed later.

I didn't want to read any more after I saw that the author had castrated Linghu Chong. First of all, it is undeniable that Linghu Chong has a lot of bad habits and has a lot of haters and trolls. But it is also undeniable that he has a lot of fans and admirers. Overall, Linghu Chong is at least considered to be on the righteous side. But even that can't stop the author's perverse sense of humor.

You, the protagonist, seems to be... Linghu Chong Renyi is not there yet. To be honest, it is rare.

How can a world where nuclear radiation and energy are intertwined with a martial arts world like Joy of Life? Unless it's a crossover with Sea Tiger or an American comic book theme. The energy systems are completely different; how can a martial arts setting based on internal energy and spiritual energy possibly work?

It's so boring. The protagonist is already in the top five in terms of combat power, yet he's still playing games, not making a move here or there, running around using his brain.

How boring. It's clearly a time-travel story, but they're only focusing on writing about The Smiling, Proud Wanderer. I might as well just read it as a fanfiction of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer.

The author constantly belittles Linghu Chong, yet the protagonist is even worse than Linghu Chong—a piece of shit.

There are still so many people discussing Yu Qingnian, but will it even get to that point? The Smiling, Proud Wanderer is so poisonous, it's already killed a lot of people.

Putting aside things like time-travel tour groups, just looking at the later works, Lu Qingcheng in Dragon Inn can directly knock someone out of Earth's atmosphere with a single move.