Unrivaled Divine Martial Arts

I've read chapter 41 and I'm not going to read it anymore. The main character has no energy. He's afraid of wolves in front of him and tigers in the back. If he gets the skill of swallowing everything in the world, the mirror world won't rise. The author should stop writing fantasy novels. It's not suitable.

What's your name? How many people do you know? I only read, (2 words). Interesting, are you highly educated? Anyway, I won't watch it.

Support the author a lot, come on!

The protagonist seems to be careless, mentally unsound, and meddling in other people's business. He often doesn't kill hard when he should. He's afraid of this and that. How about playing?

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I felt that the protagonist was worse than a dog. What did the woman who saved him say? It's a poisonous snake! No matter how much you are capable of doing, you almost got the person you saved killed. Why don't you kill such a femme fatale? She even gave you a sign to join her sect, aren't you looking for death?

To be honest, it's so rubbish. Enemies don't have to die. Fighting relies on helpers. It's rubbish among rubbish.

After Chapter 400, nine out of ten sentences are always explanations and breakdowns, which is a trap.

Not attractive at all, bad review

In the beginning, he didn't take many elixirs to train his body, and he passed through more than ten small realms to kill people. Later, he took so many elixirs and precious medicines to train his body, and he was beaten by Ge Kun, who was in the same realm. He was beaten by Ge Kun, and his whole body was covered with sword wounds. He even took the elixirs and elixirs. Practicing the two extremes is in vain. I can't figure it out and some of them are not useful. Readers, please help me figure this out. I don't understand it.

A crippled person suddenly became a hero again. This is ridiculous!