After Ten Thousand Years of Silence, I Became the Empress’s Fated Demon Sword

It looked okay, but I remember reading a book about turning into a demon sword before, but I personally felt that the book fell a bit apart at the end. In the beginning, the demon sword killed others at every turn. It was quite enjoyable to read, but later on it felt like the author had written it. There are always some people with a sense of justice who hold the magic sword, so I don't say it's not possible, but later on when the protagonist appeared and chatted with the sword master, I felt that half of the magic sword was lost. The magic sword can be used as a magical weapon just by speeding up training and killing people. Moreover, the registration of the sword also evolved well in the world view at that time. Anyway, the plot of the main book is about the supporting characters working hard for something and finally dying. Anyone who is really evil has not been given more than three chapters to become the sword master. Those who have surpassed are those with a good sense of justice. It feels like the villain who wants to destroy the world, or the kind of person who has a high level of character, will not be like this. It feels like the protagonist is helping the sword master in this way to level up quickly.

About Totoro's napping, "After Ten Thousand Years of Silence, I Became the Empress's Destined Demonic Sword" Chapter 2: How dare you snitch! Chapter review.

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Chapter review of the book "After Ten Thousand Years of Silence, I Became the Empress's Own Demonic Sword" about Totoro taking a nap.