The Mad Dragon Returns

The writing is good, but where is "Mad Dragon"? What does "Mad" mean? Has it been misinterpreted?

Why is the male protagonist written so pathetic?

To the author: The story is dragging on for too long. I've read over 300 chapters and it's still just rubbish. Nothing's even happened in my own home yet—you keep playing the good guy and then this, I really don't know how you write a story? Dragging it out like this only makes readers more and more disappointed.

Could someone please explain the cultivation levels in this book? I've read 500 chapters and still don't understand. It jumps between internal and external strength, acquired and innate, and even half-step into the divine realm.

Could some kind of Venerable Gu Rulong suddenly appear among them? The strongest Qi Refining Stage cultivator in history.

The story hasn't even been finished in three years, and the protagonist has already conquered the world?

The author's writing skills need improvement; not everyone can write a novel.

It's called "The Return of the Mad Dragon," but it was depressing the whole time. The protagonist is supposed to be so powerful, yet there's not a single satisfying scene. His family and girlfriend are constantly bullied. What kind of "mad dragon" is this? What kind of "return" is this? It's a waste of my time!

The face-slapping scenes weren't satisfying enough.

It's not very good; it's all the same old jokes.