A Taoist Wandering the Martial World

If you say it's a plot dog, it doesn't count; if you say it doesn't, it closely follows the plot. It can only be said that this is the author's own martial arts, and he does not conform to the public and pursues his own way; anyway, it is frustrating to watch. Wulin talks about grudges and vengeance, and it's so coy and unseemly.

Only a eunuch could create such a storyline.

The plot is very ordinary. Every time you travel, you will be seriously injured, and every time you climb to the top of the world, you have to climb a new one. The problem is that the combat power has not changed much. The protagonist just stays in place. There is a change in mood but there is no otherworldly flavor. It's said to be a chronicle, but the writing is indeed pretty good, but the plot is still the same plot, and you'll get tired of watching it halfway through.

1. Talking about realm too much. He talks a lot of metaphors every time and pretends to be cool. He wins miserably every time and makes himself seriously injured. He also likes to wait for others to finish upgrading before engaging in duels. 2. Many time travels are too sudden. 3. The level gap between Xian and Wu was not narrowed later, and the ending was rushed and too sudden.

Nondescript and imitative

It's frustrating to watch, I don't recommend it.