The Swordsman Crosses the River

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The book was good at the beginning, but once I got to the sect, I felt that someone had changed. There were no elixirs, no magic weapons, and no adventures. Being stronger or not depends entirely on the skills. No, even the skills are not very useful. Just the protagonist flying sword. There are no magic weapons, skills, or moves. It just pretends that there is no block. In a fight, it depends on the two sides. Whoever has the longer range wins. My trump card offsets yours. I have more trump cards. I win. All in all, decades have passed, and then they were forcibly arranged to go out to complete a wave of missions, fight a wave, and then go into seclusion for another few decades. The realms are also written as soon as they come to mind. In the foundation building period, the hundreds of chapters seem to have only been written once. It is the middle stage of the foundation building. All the content of the protagonist's growth is written casually, and then there are fights, all of which Also, the time in this book is very speechless. It can last for decades. You just have to practice. In the sword insertion incident, you have to accept everyone's challenge to complete the sword insertion. It's ridiculous. After six years of fighting, they are just a bunch of fish. Those main characters have not yet appeared. If these main characters continue to be delayed, I feel that relying on the fish can wear the protagonist to death. In other words, the world of this book is a low-level cultivator, and the trump card is the appearance. Unexpectedly, you have been fighting for six years and no one else has found a way to deal with it. If in other books, all the bright and dark ones are integrated, and there is only confrontation in this setting, there is a problem with this setting. Sword cultivators must use swords. Originally, people have limited energy to specialize, but it is not like there are no concealed weapons, poisons, etc. Originally, practicing swordsmanship is to win in fights, and there are no skills in cultivation. There are just a few choices, and the whole book is mediocre.

You don't necessarily need a high status to achieve something. After all, success only belongs to those who work hard, not to those who do nothing. There is nothing about high status and achievement that must go together.

I've read dozens of chapters in this book, but I can't figure out what the theme is. . . All these years of reading have been in vain.

Before reading Chapter 20, the author had nothing to say in terms of writing or plot, so it was considered a good book. However, by Chapter 20, this novel directly became a third-rate novel. I only read two of the three issues, and I gave up without reading the third one. In Chapter 20, the woman asked a total of three questions for others to answer. The first question was if the mother and wife fell into the river, who should be saved first? This question can be said to be very normal in modern times, because the status of modern women is too high, and there are various external reasons, so it is difficult to answer, but this novel is set in ancient times! Any woman who dares to ask this question will be considered to have a deep background if she is not beaten to death. Even if she is not beaten to death, no one will be interested in her. Even if she is good-looking, she will not be allowed by the family. This is no longer creating a war between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. This is a complete lack of filial piety. Asking this question in an ancient setting means that the family is uneducated. This is not showing filial piety and will be poked in the back. This is the first question. I don't know what the author thinks about writing this kind of plot in a novel with an ancient background. This in itself is a huge poisonous point. If the first question is that if you don't show filial piety, you will be scolded and stabbed in the spine, then the second question is even more serious. It can be said that as long as you are a man, you will not be able to agree. The first question may still be answered if it is an unfilial dude who does not follow filial piety. The second question, in a world with an ancient background, as long as it is a man, he will definitely turn around and leave, otherwise he has no intention of marrying her as his wife in the first place, just for fun. The second problem is that the wife is always right. Even the dude can't agree to this problem. In a world with an ancient background, when these two problems came up, no matter which woman said it, no matter what her background, she would not be able to get married, and her reputation would be ruined. I originally saw so many people recommending this novel, and I thought it was a great person, but this is what happened?

Achievements do not mean that you cannot achieve achievements if you are not a noble. If you are not born into a noble family, then you have to work harder and prove that you are capable, and then make your own achievements so that others will remember you.

The ending of the last book really made me feel uncomfortable. The last part was a bit broken. Maybe I wanted to write a tragic story, but the feeling of Nan Ke Yimeng is indeed a sense of nothingness. I have also written a novel of more than one million words, but it is not as good as yours, but it is not the ending I want, so I wrote the ending I wanted. And the name Lou Xiaoyi is really ugly. Although I said it was intended to have the meaning of an ant in it, I think it is too far-fetched. Of course, you will get used to it gradually. People are the most adaptable. If the plot is good, it may be ignored. If I say this name makes me think the protagonist is an idiot, someone will scold me soon. But now that I see this name, I really don't have the desire to read on. I'll wait a few months to read the comments. I hope to have the effect of Sword Apprentice in the early stage. I feel that it becomes dull after Half Immortal. Although Brother Crow's talk is still online in the later stage, he can't write the immortal energy and effect. Most of it is because he didn't think about it well later and can't write it anymore. A former unknown street writer and reader reviewer.

This is quite correct. After all, to be honest, it is definitely not just some high-ranking people who can achieve achievements. Ordinary people can also achieve it as long as they work hard, so I still admire it. After all, hard work can still lead to achievements.

Maybe I'm a germophobe, but looking at those messy things with food makes me want to vomit.

Judging from the title of the book, a soldier crossing a river with a sword is like walking on thin ice. There is no retreat. You should have the momentum to give up on others. There are also plots everywhere to avoid his murderous intentions. But the protagonist is an ordinary person from the beginning. It's impossible to do it all in one step. This is slowly changing. So far, I think he has achieved the second point. I feel like the balance between the two is not quite right. Be timid. In the end it can only turn into mediocrity. To write easy everyday articles. Just don't worry about the details of practice, just go straight up. If you want to write about cultivation and killing, don't think about being mediocre all the way. Mediocrity cannot achieve perfection. I feel that the balance between killing and calculating has not been written well, at least until now. This is generally written.