Ruling the Martial World, Invincible Across the Heavens

From a novelistic perspective, it's very well written! However Different strokes for different folks. I am not someone who likes to make things mysterious. The protagonist is the best in the world at martial arts, but his origins are unknown and have never been explained.

The speed of light footwork is too slow. It takes half a day to run a hundred miles, which is only slightly faster than walking. Even a slow jog is faster than the protagonist.

What's the point of an invincible person playing house with these ancient people? Defeat them all! Get to work for me!

Damn, there are very few books these days that can make me want to vomit over just one sentence.

The pretense was a bit too forced.

This act is too old-fashioned, it's boring.

Sometimes you can roughly guess someone's skill level just by looking at their name.

The protagonist's costume is very simple, which reminds me of what I was like in junior high school (I followed Douluo Continent 1 in junior high).

Even a martial arts story is still a martial arts story. It involves collecting divine skills and techniques from various schools to create your own divine skills and the great path of martial arts, etc. Stop focusing on the plot of picking up girls!

If you only write martial arts stories, then don't even mention fantasy worlds.