A Great Power Draw in Troubled Times

The suppression of combat power is too severe. The protagonist acquires several martial arts skills but lacks internal energy, making him only slightly stronger than a special forces soldier. Unless the author is writing a traditional martial arts story that relies on compelling plot, suppressing combat power from the start in this kind of fast-paced, wish-fulfillment novel is frustrating and has…

He's not even a constable, and yet he gets caught up in a huge conspiracy. And his martial arts skills aren't even that great. I'm so fed up with him.

Go check out the martial arts in Pili (霹雳) – they're pretty awesome, and quite ruthless.

Author, just go all out with the overpowered abilities, add more advanced and unique martial arts skills, and just hack and slash your way through the story. Stop showing off those pathetic social plots and so-called strategic maneuvers. The premise still has a chance to be popular; just stop writing about cunning, scheming, and conspiracies.

It's illogical. If you can't write good political intrigue and strategy, just rely on cheat codes to brute force your way through. Don't bother writing such far-fetched plots.

Great, absolutely! Keep it up! The author needs to pay back what they owe!

Execute first, report later—a special privilege granted by imperial authority!

Execute first, report later—a special privilege granted by imperial authority! Awesome, exhilarating, incredibly satisfying!

Either write less about martial arts, or write about those divine skills. That way, your body will be better off gradually. You've crammed in too much. It's a mess, throwing all sorts of things together—knife, sword, palm, finger, leg. It's a hodgepodge, a dabbler in everything, but no expert in anything. Sigh. Or you could at least create your own fusion style. At the very least, kill a few masters, don't just keep stomping on weaklings.

After failing to break through the void, the orphanage was opened.