Tang Dynasty: I Am the Sword Immortal Qinglian

Qinglian Sword Immortal, since he is a sword immortal, he should be free and unrestrained, ride the wind with his sword, and be free between heaven and earth. Author, you arranged for the protagonist to be sent to the military camp from the beginning, so what's the point of choosing Qinglian Sword Fairy as the protagonist? Completely putting the cart before the horse! There are so many famous historical generals in Honor of Kings, wouldn't choosing one be more in line with the development of the army?

Without any logical thinking

Why do you want to inherit Qinglian Sword Immortal? ? How does such a silly protagonist resemble a swordsman or a poet? ? ? ? He has elegant skills, but he has a silly personality... Completely mismatched... Awkward...

Another sandbox masterpiece, with a sandbox protagonist

I feel relieved when I see so many people trolling you.

The writing is too messy and I don't understand what it says. Say I'm out of my mind. My thinking can't keep up with your progress.

I can understand it at first, but later it becomes difficult to understand

God, the water of the great river comes up from the sky! ! Is this illiterate also out to make money?

What the hell, I didn't understand

The plot is old-fashioned and seriously inconsistent with the introduction

I want to throw up. Why don't you become a civil servant or a general? You are a winger, not a reckless soldier. You will make me laugh to death.

The king of Shu is Li Ke, and Li Min is the king of Liang.

History should not be written about martial arts. Using a sword is not domineering enough on the battlefield.

? ? ? You idiot, where is Li Bai's skill? Lost it?

I think Li Lianying still sounds better.