A Wanderer in the Jianghu at the End of the World

Having read over 400 chapters, here are some personal suggestions from a reader. First, I feel there's a problem with mixing Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Huang Yi characters with the Feng Yun series. Regardless of the author's attempts to explain, readers should generally agree that the characters in Feng Yun and Huang Yi are not on the same level as those in Jin Yong and Gu Long's works.

It's a pity, I really love this book, it would have been so much better if there were more chapters.

Honestly, the premise is alright, but the power levels are ridiculously high and the plot falls apart too quickly. A tenfold difference in power level between minor cultivation realms is just too outrageous.

I've read this book before! Damn, I knew it felt awkward and familiar the more I read it. Turns out I had read it before, and I even remember the terrible ending. Damn it, how come it's back on my bookshelf after all these years?

I was enjoying it so much, and then it was abandoned. I'm devastated.

Holy crap, the first few chapters are toxic. Why do they have to torture the protagonist so much before he gets all cocky and gets humiliated? I just can't stand these kinds of scenes anymore. (This is the first time I've posted such a negative review, but I've tolerated it several times already. These kinds of scenes are really toxic.)

It was extremely poisonous; it killed me right from the start.

That's amazing! The original version of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer is kept in a museum. The book even has the Skynet feature, so why can't there be an online version? If there's a physical book, can't the physical book be made available online?

The first few chapters were already incredibly toxic, and they even went so far as to assign an enemy to each room. My god!

It suddenly ended. (Offering incense)