The Sword Dao Rules the World

After reading it, I feel very sorry for the ending. There are still more stories that have not been unfolded and it just ends. There are comments in the comment section about the procrastinating plot of this book, but a story like this that takes one step at a time should be the experience of a protagonist who is determined, indomitable, and focused on the sword. Talent is not a shackle that restricts growth. Isn't it a good idea? The links are intertwined and fascinating. After reading this novel in one sitting in one day, I am still not satisfied. Don't give up just because you are bored when you just read the book. If you read too much Shuangwen, you will be willing to set up the world view and explain some concepts in detail in your own way, building a relatively complete, three-dimensional, and vivid world, rather than a flat world that can be summarized in a few strokes, so as not to lose your patience in reading. The development of this book makes me feel that everything the protagonist gets is what he deserves, and everything he achieves is within his reach. His efforts can be seen, his progress is deserved, and he should not be interfered by others. He should insist on walking his own path, strengthen his heart, not be afraid of difficulties and failures, and only by continuous hard work and hard work can he be invincible. It's a wonderful novel. I wonder if I will have the chance to read more of his stories. (Ps: After reading this novel, I don't even know what the protagonist looks like. I cried with laughter)

It's pretty good. I just like the one without a female protagonist and she's a swordsman.

After reading seven chapters of this book, whether it is the conception, writing style, or language skills, it makes people feel comfortable reading. The author does not write books, he writes talents. My favorite authors used to be - The Pale Crescent Moon, Not Bowing to the King, and now I have another one - The Fall of the Sword. Yesterday's people, today's graves, desire thousands of valleys, turned into blue smoke. Everything in the world of mortals is nothing but a mountain of bones, a long river of blood, moths flying into the fire, and all the mind and eyes are castles in the air. ——"Forgetting Thousand Mountains" This is my humble work and a gift to the author of this book. We also strongly recommend the fantasy novels "Fuxian Ling", "Cang Xin Jian", and "That Sword of Na Chan".

Even though the title of his book is not very good, the content is excellent. Those people don't need to be dissatisfied. They can just come in and read it for a while. Book lovers who don't like the heroine can also come in. There is no heroine and it's really good.

This is one of the few high-quality fantasy novels I have read. Although the ending is a bit rushed, it does not affect the quality of the novel. There are no messy emotional descriptions, and it is not like some novels that describe the appearances of the male protagonist and the female protagonist. It is a pure novel, ordinary but not ordinary. In my heart, this is a high-quality novel. This is also the first time I have written the most comments for a novel I have read in so many years. 8 Points is really too low, at least 9 points should be given. Come on, the author, I hope to produce another good work.

The protagonist is cultivating, enlightening and talking about Taoism, improving his talents and strength, etc., There is no delay, there is not much disturbance, I personally still like this kind of novel, if you don't like it, don't criticize it, after all, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables.

There is no heroine, Goldenfinger relies more on himself, and the details are also very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡. I really like it. I hope the author can continue writing.

This novel feels a bit rigid, and there is not much that is worth digging into. Whenever I want to comment, I am speechless. It's been a long time since I've seen such a pure martial arts novel.

I have read about 80% of the full text. So far, the whole article is very comfortable to read. The writing is not bad, the plot is reasonable, and the characters are very distinct. It's a pity to see that some people who haven't watched it for less than two hours have made generalizations and made random comments, which has discouraged many people. I looked at the table of contents and the current plot stage and the current number of chapters. This article does have some shortcomings. The first is that the ending will definitely end very hastily. At present, I have seen 457 chapters, which is already 80% of the full text. In terms of plot, I think it is the moment of climax, but the only 200 chapters are not enough to give readers a reasonable but thoughtful ending. Secondly, for me personally, I still hope to have a female protagonist [smirk] [smile], but for others this may be an advantage [smile] [smile]. The above are my thoughts after reading the book. I will add the rest after reading the full text. I hope it will be helpful to readers who read this book. I hope everyone will not be affected by some generalizations [Like] [Like]

Sword·Tao The sword is the king of a hundred soldiers and a gentleman; Tao is the rule of all things and the principle.