I Entrust Myself to the World, My Sword Filling the Mountains

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As our ancestors said, once a novel begins to be written, it cannot be stopped. Even if no one is reading it, it doesn't mean that ghosts and gods won't.

A great book, a really great book. I first read novels when I was in junior high school, and I've been reading novels for over ten years now, even though I've been out of school for three years since graduation. The chapters about respecting Grandpa Yuan are particularly well-written!

The starlight shines alone, transcending all worldly concerns, revealing its true nature, unbound by words; its heart is pure and undefiled, inherently perfect, free from illusory connections, just as a sword. "The root of delusions and attachments, the self-inflicted habits of a carefree wanderer." "

Having read two chapters, I find it rare to encounter a novel with such excellent writing, especially on Rotten Tomatoes. The only slight flaw is that it lacks a touch of ethereal beauty but possesses an excess of scholarly refinement. Seeing that spirited young man, I wondered if he was a carefree swordsman from heaven or a learned scholar on earth.

The author could write a prequel about his master. Or everyone could have a role, except for some minor supporting characters. My wild guesses for the plot: Xie Jin enters the Taibai sword and splits the heavens, repelling tens of thousands of enemy soldiers; or, Cheng Ping uses rice to awaken Taibai's wisdom and clear the land with a single stroke, filling the world with grain; or, General…

Having read 65 chapters, I still can't resist writing a review first. This book has left me utterly amazed. As a seasoned bookworm with thousands of hours of reading time, I know very well that "amazing" implies extremely high expectations. Therefore, it's rare to find a book that still leaves me amazed after reading 100,000 words. If this novel isn't considered good, then how many Chinese online novels can truly be called good?

The idea is good, and the author clearly has high ambitions, but I feel the writing style is still somewhat weak. It's not bad for an author like Tomato, though. I hope the author's next book will be even better.

The writing is exceptionally beautiful, and the plot is very engaging. The author is amazing! 👍

In a landscape of online novels saturated with simplistic, mindless wish-fulfillment stories, it's truly remarkable to find such a high-quality work. Keep it up, author! Please don't let it have a bad ending! Don't let it have a bad ending! Don't let it have a bad ending! I'm saying it three times because it's important!