Rising in the World of Martial Arts

The main character follows Lu Xiaofeng, so wouldn't it be better to just copy the entire Legend of Lu Xiaofeng? Heh.

The protagonist claims to be Lu Xiaofeng's good brother, yet he stands by and watches Xue Bing be raped and murdered by the Snake King. He knows the plot but doesn't change anything, just standing around as a bystander to Lu Xiaofeng. Finally, he hypocritically tells Lu Xiaofeng, "You still have me as a brother." What a brother! Ha! If Lu Xiaofeng knew all this, he'd probably wet his pants in fear. Being brothers with someone like that means you'll never know how you died!

This is the first time I've ever seen such an amazing author! He ascended to immortality directly after reaching the Innate Realm! Incredible! He didn't even need the Golden Core or Nascent Soul stages!

Book recommendation: "The Master Physician of the Han Dynasty in Modern Times"

Visiting the World of Esgaia

Aren't you afraid of being called a lecher for calling someone a beautiful woman?

The fantasy novel *Leaving the Saint* has come to visit the great author's esteemed space. Please give me sixty chapters, and I will deliver all the fantasy novel expectations you have! [A crimson maple leaf, a sickly young boy, cleansed by grudges and passions, washes away the worldly vanities and fleeting dreams, cleansing himself of the shallowness of fate in life, ultimately becoming a Saint!]

The river is turbulent, the capital city is stained with blood. A red-hot furnace ignites with resentment, white-haired figures weep in the netherworld. Sword and shoes on Fusang Island, the book of Tai Shi Jing completed. Where can Penglai be seen? I am still drunk in my dream. —A poem dedicated to "Seeking Immortals in Penglai" At the end of April, a fierce wind swept through.

Holy crap, what the heck was the ending? Was the author joking? Is such a rushed ending really okay?