Training in the Martial Arts of All Worlds, Starting in the Condor Heroes’ World

This is a mindless novel, plagiarized from various sources, with some AI modifications, and then published. It's barely readable, but clearly written without any brains.

A bowl of plain porridge for breakfast can be the source of a whole bucket of wisdom.

I was fed up with the plot; it was all so boring. Especially the part where the protagonist created two martial arts systems while exchanging martial arts techniques with Huang Yaoshi. Huang Yaoshi didn't think the protagonist's wisdom was amazing; it seemed like anyone could create something like that. Zhang Sanfeng, on the other hand, innovated on the foundation of martial arts and was called a grandmaster, comparable to Bodhidharma.

Good news: It's probably not AI. Bad news: It's written worse than AI.

I wrote a serious comment of about five or six hundred words, but before clicking publish, I thought about it and deleted it all. After all, the author might not even read it, and even if they did, they might not revise it. Who knows if it's even an AI+ studio? What's the point of you saying anything?

It's highly likely that the studio is using AI to create this content.

After reading two and a half chapters, it's most likely AI-generated garbage.

Aside from lacking common sense and logic, AI-generated articles are still somewhat readable.

What makes classic martial arts stories classic is their novelty, dramatic plots, chivalry, tenderness, courage, and musicality. Classics can be learned from, but not pieced together; they can be imitated, but I cannot learn from them or become myself.

I read several chapters, and it was all self-narration. I'm speechless.