Gu Long: Transmigrating as A Fei to Dominate the Martial World

Xingyun Manor is too verbose; the Lianhua Treasure Mirror isn't some top-tier martial arts technique.

You've turned a perfectly good martial arts story into a novel full of intrigue and backstabbing.

The male protagonist can go find the Five Ultimate Skills, and there is treasure there.

Crossover martial arts novels are not good, and transmigrating into Gu Long's books is not good.

The downside of crossover martial arts is its chaotic power system; it's easy to write but not visually appealing.

This is beautifully written, very much in the style of Gu Long's novels—a rare gem. Keep it up, author!

While it's true that it's difficult to achieve success in martial arts fiction these days, keep up the good work, author!

The ten wholesome deeds are specifically divided into: Bodily wholesome deeds: Not killing, not stealing, not committing sexual misconduct; Speech wholesome deeds: Not lying, not speaking harshly, not engaging in divisive speech, not engaging in frivolous speech; Mental wholesome deeds: Not being greedy, not being angry, not being ignorant.

It's disgusting that nothing is changed.

This is so poorly written; it took several pages to write just this.