The Blind Girl Who Became a Sword Saint!

Seeing ancient-style martial arts oranges gives me PTSD

Will I cultivate immortality in the future?

Skilled use of chapter breaks: a small victory every 3 chapters, a big victory every 5 chapters, and a complete rout by 10 chapters. Such a practiced way of writing a satisfying, enjoyable story. It's probably just another old account.

I don't understand the purpose of the protagonist being a blind girl. Aside from how others address her, she walks almost exactly like a normal person.

The overpowered abilities resulted in a lack of character development.

September 12, 2025 - Completed - A memento The harem includes Jin Xueyi, Lan Xiaogu, Sikong Tingxue, Gongsun Hongdie, Yu Miaozhen, Leng Qingyou, and Biancheng Yue (ecchi content: light yellow).

It's a good book, but there are always one or two people arguing about it in the comments section, which is really nauseating. #(Blue and sad)

In the realm of pure low-level martial arts, even the most outstanding characters are probably far inferior to those in the world of "The Peerless Twins." In high-level martial arts, pure fantasy, Pang Ban can shatter the void, and in the novel "Wind and Cloud," Sword Twenty-Three directly stops time, while the immeasurable power of Maha Wuliang directly shatters the earth's core.

This technique is indeed quite engaging, but unfortunately, the background information is mostly limited to individuals and factions appearing at the very end, with the general situation revealed through casual conversations. However, the specific distribution of factions and their rankings remain unclear, making the story feel abrupt for the reader. This leads to a disjointed experience in later battles, where the characters appear either overwhelmed or nonchalant, leaving the reader unsure whether the battles are evenly matched or a complete rout. In my opinion, the author could add more background information, such as a general overview of the faction distribution on the map, which would give readers a better understanding. #(Cute)

It has the feel of martial arts novels from that era, but the pace is too fast (although this is common in online novels). If possible, slowing down the pace and describing more of the fighting scenes of the supporting characters would make the martial arts novel feel even stronger.