The Wandering Swordsman

A non-traveler, he wandered around the world at the age of ten, held a sword out of revenge, took the emperor's head among thousands of armies, and wandered in the two-dimensional world after his death. Should he continue wandering in confusion, or should he regain the heart of the sword during the long journey? The author is very good at writing stories. Regardless of whether I am familiar with it or not, I never skipped a world.

An eye-catching comprehensive comic, with an indigenous protagonist, not a virgin. The protagonist is a swordsman who aims for revenge. After taking revenge, he dies and obtains a system that can travel through the world (called Xuan Shu Lu in the novel, but there is no difference). It has a very ordinary and clichéd opening, but what makes people shine is that the author's description of the protagonist's inner drama is very natural and reasonable. He successfully writes the mood that a swordsman should have, and makes people see a story that makes people feel. A "clean" protagonist, unlike many works, Shuang Ming is an assassin, professor and master of swordsmanship, but the description is full of swear words, shock, and obscenity. His behavior is frivolous and he likes to talk dirty, and his words are dirty. It is completely inconsistent with the character and has no explanation. What he shows is a nouveau riche with no power, which only makes people feel greasy and embarrassing (the comments here do not include funny novels) The protagonist's attitude towards the system also reflects this. The protagonist can use the system, but does not rely on the system. He is not the kind of protagonist who is useless without the system. The skills given by the system are also injected into the memory, rather than unclear abilities that can only be used through the system. Except for the author's slight lack of writing skills in the early stages and a few confusing passages, it can be said that there are basically no flaws and it is a pretty good novel. Also, it is recommended not to read the wedge. This wedge can be said to be the only failure so far. It is extremely discouraging. I almost missed this novel because of it.