Comprehensive Comprehension: Sixty Years of Observing Swords in Jiange

[Sweeping the List] The new book of Shihuang Hou Xiaohao. The main content is about the protagonist who is useless but has full comprehension after time travel. By joining the sword pavilion, he comes into contact with the swords of this world. He uses his full comprehension to obtain the sword energy and skills contained in the sword, and continues to grow based on this. When I first saw the title and introduction of the book, I was actually not very interested in clicking on it. In fact, the average quality of this kind of book introduction is unsightly among a large number of follow-up works. But after I saw that Sister Baili Tongyun was running this book, I was interested in taking a look. The actual situation is that the content of the novel is different from the low-quality content that is rampant. The overall plot does not follow the route of directly following the revolving door for 60 years and becoming invincible, but the plot development of "maximum skills but slow level progress" after the protagonist joins. In this case, the novel as a whole retains some of the exciting elements of the invincible style, such as the protagonist being able to teach the boss how to practice; but at the same time, it also has plot differences brought about by a certain growth. For the time being, we have not seen some quite homogeneous exciting elements or plots, but we can see that the protagonist continues to gain growth through some different conflicts and interactions. Therefore, in this part, it seems that the plot and development of this book are not likely to be easily broken. In terms of characters, the supporting characters currently appearing in the novel basically have some stories behind them. The overall shaping is more towards round characters, and currently there are fewer flat characters. Although this kind of shaping can make each character image more complete, there is no doubt that the author needs to spend a certain amount of time on shaping it. In this case, compared to the fast pace of online articles, sometimes the pace of this book is indeed slower. One example is the ten chapters that were updated when it was released. Before the book was released, the protagonist went to Hope to rescue the elders. Here, the author gave readers the expected effect of "something exciting is about to come." However, in the ten chapters updated after the book was released, the author focused on shaping the image of the elders and bringing out the hidden plots of the sect to shape the sect's story. It is not bad to create characters, but after the author gave the readers a certain expectation, he did not meet these expectations. Instead, he focused on shaping the image and slowed down the progress of the key plot, which caused the readers to have a "expectation gap" situation and feel "unsatisfactory". Although it has the above-mentioned problems, overall, the plot of this book is still attractive enough. I recommend that everyone give it a try even though it is on the shelves today.

Chapter 10 abandoned. Just by looking at the title, I knew it was a novice, but various book lists boasted that it was a good book that was delayed by the title. I couldn't help but read it and found out that it was a blank text that missed the title of the book... This is probably the worst book I've ever seen that uses the word "comprehension" in a bad light. The key is that the logic is inconsistent, and the protagonist's outlook on life is also problematic.

Different from workshop writing, it is not the kind of situation where you are invincible as soon as you start, and you have to be stubborn all the time. It is not embarrassing to watch. Recommendation index: ⭐⭐

My Konghou's new trumpet book. I originally thought it was written in a way of signing in and maintaining a good attitude, but in fact the protagonist's cultivation speed is not very fast, it can be said to be very slow. The protagonist Han Muye is judged to be a useless person in cultivation and cannot enter the sect. He had just traveled through time and had no other expertise, so he had to choose to join the sword pavilion as a sword watcher. Generally, sword watchers do not live long because they cannot resist the attack of sword energy. However, the protagonist can use his full level of understanding to understand sword skills and even teach them to others. This route of cultivation, spiritual cultivation and understanding is actually more traditional fantasy, but currently the protagonists are still developing in the sword pavilion. Because they receive swords and help choose swords, they have various connections with the characters in the sect, and the story slowly unfolds. This kind of narrative method is different from the traditional fantasy upgrade and dungeon mode. The author's writing style is sophisticated, and his writing about sword cultivation and swordsmanship is very touching. Readers who like sword cultivation can read it.