Roaming the World of Wuxia

Well, let's just say the protagonist has moral issues. He looks down on the Huashan Sect and the Yue couple. If he hadn't tricked Yue Lingshan out of her first blood, would he have become so powerful? For a work to succeed, its values ​​need to be sound. If he's so powerful, why is he using Huashan Sect martial arts?

Just because someone killed Shen Luoyan, they act as if they did something wrong, saying that anyone with ambitions for the world wouldn't want to miss out on Shen Luoyan, either recruiting her into their ranks or adding her to their harem. Shen Luoyan was talented, but does that mean talented people can't be killed?

The vast majority of infinite-flow martial arts novels begin their first world in *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, and the vast majority of Ultraman novels begin their first world in *Ultraman Tiga*, which is quite speechless.

Damn, I never knew that people who like martial arts novels are drawn to them because of the female characters. Is the author writing this for the readers, or just indulging in his own fantasies?

The difference between computer typing and handwriting is too great.

Do you think it's cool to write a story where the protagonist takes on the whole world all by himself?

As a regional lord, he acted like a petty thug, fighting and killing himself, completely lacking the aura of a regional lord.

The premise is good, but the harem/stud genre is problematic (in my opinion). Authors who write harem/stud stories are either single losers or perverts. You can't clearly define their personalities or highlights; their only purpose seems to be padding the word count with sex scenes. So many have been written, but most of the time they're just sitting in storage, no different from inflatable dolls… 😤

The protagonist's level is too low; he's still preoccupied with acquiring women, failing to prioritize. While both are martial arts worlds, the book "Wandering Swordsman" practically has no female lead, or at most only one. Meanwhile, the protagonist kills so-called beauties like chickens. His work is among the best in the martial arts genre. These days, people are getting sick and tired of harems and harem stories.

I was speechless after reading the second chapter; I can imagine that the rest of the novel will be filled with a bunch of stereotypical female harem characters. This portrayal of Yue Lingshan is not Yue Lingshan at all, but rather an inflatable doll with no personality or charm, waiting to be fucked. Hopefully, the author can pay attention to this aspect in the future, making the characters more well-developed and the conquests more fulfilling.