Wuxia: I Forge Swords from the Start, and the Divine Weapon Heavenly Crystal Stuns the World

Is Shangguan Haitang worthy of resonating with Tianjing? The master of the Tianjing Sword must be someone who has a benevolent heart for saving the world. In the story of Shen Wen Xuan Qi, all his own thoughts brought trouble to himself, and Nangong Yi sent it directly because of his evil intentions.

Why add history to the sword? In that case, does it count as something created by the protagonist, something obtained by the protagonist, or something repaired by the protagonist? It would be better not to add the origin and just say what the protagonist thinks the Celestial Weapon is, which is equivalent to the Celestial Weapon being the original creation of the protagonist, or to add the origin but not say that it was made by the protagonist, or to only add the origin of the sword-making materials.

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Hmm? Tianjing? Is it the Tianjing that will be cuckolded by every owner?

As long as it's a mixed martial arts show, it seems like it wouldn't be a mixed martial arts show if it didn't include Yao Yue Huang Rong. Hehe

He single-handedly stirred up the world, drank the strongest wine, and slept with the most beautiful woman. He was invincible in the sword pavilion and had nothing to do with it. He could only sit in the cup and wait for someone to come to him and pretend to be slapped in the face!

You guys are still fooling around like this when you put it on the shelves, how many chapters is there in one plot? Take the latest story about Su Ying and Zhang Jing killing Huo Tianqing and his gang. It should be explained in a few paragraphs and half a chapter, but it was confused for two chapters and two chapters were watered down. You don't want to do it anymore. You don't need snacks to start the plot. Everyone has run away and you don't eat. If you want a watery plot, you have to pay for it to be on the shelf for at least a few months. Once the readers are sticky, you are just pecking away.

I have a question. Someone else saw the sword you just made and saw it in a story hundreds of years ago. Isn't this a logical contradiction? Can you still form a sword and then destroy it and recast it?

I'm really convinced, either you just accept it, or you don't want the heroine. It has to be written in such a bad way. The author must be mentally ill. He wanted to see a harem but ended up writing it so poorly.

When I want to read Shuangwen and eat, you bring a bowl of water with not a grain of rice in it.