Superdimensional Alliance Group

Stop bragging about the realm of Dugu Qiufei. In the final analysis, the so-called five realms of swords are just about increasing internal strength from less to more. When the internal strength is low, use exquisite swordsmanship (sharp sword). If the internal strength is more, you can control the turning of the sword (soft sword). If you have more internal strength, you can overwhelm people with force (heavy sword). If the internal strength is deep, everything can be powerful (wooden sword). If the internal strength explodes, you can use no medium (no sword).

The character is poor, and even the character description of the dimensional character is wrong.

The protagonist** doesn't explain, has no brains at all, and is a running account. The author's brain-dung beetle will definitely be very happy to see it.

In the world of wind and cloud, at the stage of killing the divine beasts, the force value is almost the same as that of the middle and lower levels of cultivation. If you tell me that the divine beasts in that world can only be compared to one tail of Naruto, you are not a harpy. To be honest, the world of Naruto is really not that good. It is much worse than the world power system of One Piece. The scene may seem grand, but to put it bluntly, the essence of power is low-level, which is why a few eyes become the most powerful force.

And the Orochimaru you wrote is too flamboyant. In his heart, Orochimaru is an old cunt, and Orochimaru is almost willing to risk his own life for the sake of science. Why did Orochimaru rebel against the village? The first is Danzo's fault, the second is for science, and the third is because Konoha can no longer tolerate him.

Just watched it, the protagonist is too licky, and the sword master knows that he is from the world of wind and cloud?

Embarrassing, how did Shi Hao know the word "dog licking"?

It makes me feel embarrassed.

The author's protagonist should have a strong personality, otherwise it would seem like other people are like the protagonist.

I didn't want to read it after looking at the introduction. Can authors such as science, technology, fantasy and magic clearly distinguish the levels? I have read many such books, and they are all nonsense. Some are developing from a magical perspective and a ruthless emperor suddenly appears, directly ruining the plot.