Chunyang Sword Master

The title of the book is very domineering, but the content is bullshit. Any book that dares to be named "Sword Cultivator" is either a masterpiece or a piece of shit, and it's a pity that it's the latter. There is not a single fairy-like sword fighting plot in the whole story. It is all about a so-called sword cultivator sect plotting this and that. A protagonist who claims to be a swordsman has learned a lot of things that are not swordsmanship, and it is so messy that he becomes a human being and a demon. "The Illustration of Destruction of Luck" has so many exciting sword fighting plots that the protagonist dare not call himself a real swordsman. You, a person who hasn't even mastered his own sword for almost a thousand chapters and dared to call himself a swordsman after fooling around with a few sword techniques, must have been severely invaded by demonic thoughts, right? Or are you practicing by relying on mind power to kill enemies? The whole character design is also a big problem. The entire story is led by others and has no independent opinion. Especially when I see that the protagonist has no interest in practicing and just relies on the guidance of his master. Can such people become immortals? It's almost unbearable to look at.

I have been cultivating Taoism for more than 30 years and have gone through countless hardships to obtain the golden elixir. Why are you so cruel to take my golden elixir and destroy my Dantian? The little nurse on the side said disdainfully: Isn't it just a gallstone? To put it bluntly, there is a girl in the obstetrics and gynecology department on the second floor who is extremely talented. She became a Nascent Soul when she was only sixteen years old. Why didn't she just get rid of her for us anyway? And that's not even a big deal. There are several people in the morgue in our hospital who are in the realm of transcending the body, and there are several people in the crematorium who are in the realm of nirvana. The person who was struck by lightning in the emergency room is still in the realm of transcending tribulation! Those schizophrenics in the mental hospital next door are still in the distracted state.

The dragging of the plot gave me a headache. To be honest, it was the first time in my life that I chose the table of contents and skipped the plot when I started reading a book. I am also convinced by this author. Guo Chunyang can introduce two or three chapters, which is a lot of nonsense. This book is poisonous. I am already seriously poisoned. I have to give up. I can't stand it.

The high realm should crush the low realm, but there is no crushing at all in this book, and even some of the leaders of the big sects are weak chickens! They are all a bunch of scum, they have practiced in vain

There are some people in the book who pay no attention to the golden elixir, Yuan Ying, Dharma phase, etc. There are also many things in the later chapters that are not consistent with the previous ones. For example, the protagonist teaches the bandit named Chen Qinglong Gangqi to him from Huiming, and later it is said that it was given to him by Ye Xiangtian, and that Ye Xiangtian and his generation all It took hundreds of years of cultivation to reach Yuanying. Look at the young people in the protagonist's generation who are just fucking making fun of each other. They rise so quickly. Look at Xiao Li and Ma De. They can achieve Dharma status in at most twenty years. It's too exaggerated. The protagonist hasn't formed an elixir yet, and he still has a grudge against the protagonist. How can the protagonist mess around? Is Xiao Li the protagonist or Ling Chong the protagonist?

Is it better to listen to "Ling Ying" in a baby state? There are a lot of typos and you didn't check it before uploading.

At the beginning, the Ming Dynasty was used as the background. Can Zhu Di be considered a ZTE? How could it be considered a ZTE not long after his father died? Also, as the second young master of the richest family, he asked the guard at the door to lead the horse after he left the gate. What nonsense? Is your yard just that small? Where are the servants? Don't you think it's embarrassing for the second young master to stand in front of the gate and wait for the servant to bring the horse? As a member of the richest family, the horse should be ready for you when you walk in front of the gate. The details are so messy.

The righteous path is not upright, the demonic path is distorted, there is no immortality at all, it is just mundane intrigues, strange favors, and strange killings. Although it looks okay, it actually has no spirit of cultivating immortality.

The writing is particularly good, but the lack of a female protagonist kind of ruins the beauty of the book.

I just want to ask if there is such a thing as a realm, as if everyone can kill regardless of their level.