
The Last Knife Seller
最后一个赊刀人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.9M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Other names
- Heaven's Chosen Knife Seller天命赊刀人Alternate title on Fanqie
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A very simple and honest novel, without any melodrama or idiocy, a truly conscientious work. I shouldn't have read this novel so early; I'll probably never surpass it in my lifetime... Finally finished reading! The later parts were a bit dragging, but it does reflect the title, "The Mandate of Heaven: The Swordsman," and the theme of inheritance.
It's truly a great read. Both books by this author are excellent. You can read *Gujing Guan* first, then *Shedao Ren*. *Gujing Guan* is set before *Shedao Ren*, and some of the details are very well written.
I've read the beginning, and it seems like a good book; the opening alone sent chills down my spine! I'll keep reading and see how it goes.
These two books by Kun Ge are truly exceptional. The part about Lao Hei leaving the Feng Shui Yin-Yang realm in the Taoist storyline brought tears to my eyes. Originally, I was going to keep reading this one, but as I did, I noticed the "Completed" label in the upper left corner, which was quite moving. I thought the ending would be Wang Zan and Miss Bai getting married.
I really liked it and it was great, but then suddenly they started focusing on the son and the main character was no longer relevant. Do you know that feeling? It instantly lost its appeal.
This novel is indeed quite appealing. Putting aside the suspense aspect, it also covers a wide range of knowledge, broadening readers' understanding, especially in the areas of humanities and geography.
It's so satisfying to follow this story alongside the formidable Taoist priest. The author is incredibly knowledgeable and writes with great fluency. I love it!
The writing is good; from the beginning, I haven't noticed any padding. The author has a rich imagination and is a conscientious writer. However, it still needs refinement. Take Jin Yong, for example; a 100,000-word article can achieve an effect that others can't reach even with a million words. If a current online writer can reach Jin Yong's level with five million words, I'll be impressed.
It truly is a great book! The plot is captivating, relatable, and humorous, always drawing you in. When I was reading from the beginning, I could read hundreds of chapters a day, but now that I've finished it, I can only read so little each day. It's so frustrating! I'm begging the author to update more chapters! I can't get enough of it!
Well, I started reading it at the end of last year. I read a few dozen pages every night and it felt pretty good. When I came back and saw that it was over four hundred pages long and the descriptions were very detailed, I was too lazy to read them all and just skimmed through them.