I've Read for a Century, So Why Do You Call Me a Martial Sage?

It's not exactly a poisonous weed, but the plot is slow and uninteresting. The plot is predictable at a glance. My eyelids got very heavy after reading about 10 chapters.

It's alright, but the beginning was like a martial arts story, and then suddenly he transforms into a bird, which was a bit jarring. How did he suddenly become capable of 72 transformations? It turned into a myth! But what kind of internal energy is he using?

The first chapter is about the Meridian Opening Realm, and Chapter 77 is also about the Meridian Opening Realm. Aside from the beginning, there's almost no description of realms later on. It's fine to be conservative, but this writing style is utterly uninteresting.

Writing so many chapters about playing chess, the main plot is nowhere to be found. This isn't filler writing; it's like writing nothing at all.

It's alright, at least it's worth watching.

Now that they're playing with multiverses again, stop with the fluff. It's like I didn't read anything at all. I read ten chapters in one go, and it was utterly unremarkable. 😒

This book is mediocre; I feel it's not as good as "The Legend of the Archer Heroes".

The protagonist has been stuck doing menial tasks. Where is he going to get resources to level up? Resources are linked to strength and status. He's been stuck at the bottom, and now his own gang is about to be destroyed. He can't even level up. Is he planning to turn the tide with a dummy army?

The writing style is decent, but the logic is a major flaw. The protagonist improves his abilities and strength, yet remains at the bottom of the social ladder. You can stay in the menial labor group (it seems to be a requirement of the protagonist's cheat ability), but that doesn't mean you can't be an exception among the menial laborers.

Looks good, looks good... I love seeing people with cheat codes ascend to immortality effortlessly. What I hate most is having to train even with cheat codes, like "one certificate for life," which means you don't have to put in the hard work. They just want to lie down and get invincible points.