The Swordplay Chronicles of Xuan Zhen

The advantages of orthodox cultivation texts are that they have solid writing skills and well-documented background knowledge. The details, context, and skills of cultivation are consistent with the terminology and order of cultivation, so readers can understand the culture and characteristics of cultivation. In addition, this article does not cater to the interests of readers. The protagonist's character is somewhat cowardly and has no expectations of great resourcefulness and courage. However, this makes it full of humanity, which is the valuable part of this book!

The writing style is very good. The author should have been greatly influenced by Huanzhu Louzhu, and the style is very similar. The reason why this book is not highly rated may be that it is a bit slow to gain popularity, and the description of Taoist knowledge in the article is too classical and obscure. Both of these points are incompatible with today's fast-paced and impetuous social atmosphere. It's a pity for this book. I hope the author can keep writing (just compromise with reality appropriately so that both the author and the readers can accept it). Come on!

First of all, let me say that this is a serious fairy tale, not a so-called spiritual cultivation novel. The whole book is indeed based on the structure of the novel, not a running account with unlimited copies. The writing style is sophisticated and knowledgeable, and the overall style is a fusion of old fairy tales and new martial arts, so some of the old fairy tales are wordy. The plot and connotation of the story are generally along the lines of "The Swordsman". The description of ordinary warriors in a small northwest town is a bit like an ancient dragon. The final ending is a replica of "The Legend of Heaven and Dragon Sword". Most of the holes have been filled, leaving two holes unfilled. One is what the sutra platform is, and the other is what Nan Di was referring to at that time. But after seeing two-thirds of it, I generally knew that there would be holes that were left unfilled, because the last one-third of the text would definitely not be enough to fill such a big hole. But these two pitfalls do not affect the reading experience of the whole book. It starts with immortals and ends with humans, so those two pitfalls don't matter, just treat it as a mystery. The flaws do not hide the good points, so overall, this is a masterpiece with a score of 9 or above. Looking forward to another new book from the author.

I finally read an interesting article that is not just for the purpose of making money. I hope the author can promote himself more and let more people see your book👍👍👍👍👍👍

The author must not be a Taoist priest. Various terms are readily available in the book. This is a rare and good book. I feel like the author doesn't have many benefits besides giving the protagonist luck.

The author's writing style is very good and logical, and there are basically no bugs. However, he did not describe in detail what the hexagonal sutra is and who passed it down. As the most important magic weapon in the book, it should be explained clearly.

It's been a long time since I've read such a classic traditional fairy novel. I just read over a hundred chapters. Very good, When I saw Lu Xiaoxi, I was a little bit poisoned! I can only say that this Lu Xiaoxi is not too bad.

A very good fantasy novel, but it ended too quickly, which is a bit of a pity.

Good writing, like fresh tea. Nice!!

It has a charming and tender feeling from the beginning. It is a pretty good fairy tale novel.