System? I Don't Have One!

I read dozens of chapters and always felt something was off. Then I realized the problem: the book completely lacks a main plot. The protagonist is an old guy with multiple lifecycles, meaning he already possesses immense power, thus losing the main theme of becoming stronger.

The concepts of mental martial arts and technological martial arts are interesting, but after reading about 20 chapters, the protagonist's ability to travel to many worlds remains unclear. Why is he there? Why is he fighting against powerful entities? The background information is also poorly explained.

I hope this won't be abandoned prematurely, nor will it end abruptly like a dream that lasts ten thousand years.

Author, your thinking is based on dialectical materialism, so you simply can't integrate this idealistic worldview. In other words, you write novels, and while the core can be an idea, the form it takes—a story, or plot—is what matters. Imagine a story in a completely unfamiliar world; it's inherently superficial.

If you don't have it, you don't have it. Why are you being so fierce? 😢

So far, it seems good, but there are too few words and it feels a bit superficial.

Did the author use AI encoding? It looks really strange. 😒

Damn, I knew it was someone who wrote such a moving piece. It was you!

It fits my ideal of a high-level martial arts setting. The will to fight martial arts is the ultimate principle. Some martial arts novels these days are just formulaic. There's no difference in levels compared to the game; there's no feeling of winning.

It's good that they didn't sign a contract; they dare to write. But Fox Tail has already written about it once, so it doesn't have the same impact.