I Am the Sword That Can Slay Immortals
在下剑可斩仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 885k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Keep it up, handsome! Keep going and you'll definitely become a legend. I think it's okay to leave some foreshadowing, but don't be like that old scoundrel Chen Dong, leaving plot holes unfilled. I really want to kill that old scoundrel Chen Dong.
This is a high-quality book. The world belongs to everyone, not just to the protagonist who immediately starts killing or plundering. The inclusion of a supporting character who transmigrates and has a system is a plus.
This is one of the better books I've read out of many. It's interesting, insightful, and concise—definitely worth reading. The only downside is the slow update schedule, but slow and steady wins the race. I hope the author continues writing.
This book is the first one I've been following every day this year 🤦🤦 The last one was The Legend of the Shepherd.
Update soon! It's been so long since I've read a novel this interesting; the sword story is really exhilarating!
This is the best martial arts novel I've ever read. It has the style of Gu Long and Jin Yong. It's a novel that truly starts slowly but grows incredibly high, reaching a height equivalent to a two-story building. It's a legendary tale of the martial arts world, filled with joy, anger, sorrow, love, and hatred; it encompasses national righteousness, tender affections, and the preciousness of…
It's good! To be honest, the beginning wasn't great, but the later parts are really good. I'm really looking forward to seeing how you write the rest. Last time I read a special forces novel where the female lead was poisoned and died, and the male lead stayed by her side for years.
I quite liked this book. It's a story of quiet triumphs and tribulations, filled with loneliness and joy, laughter and tears, and a touch of wit and humor. The characters are delicately portrayed, and the emotions are rich. I can already imagine the rest of the plot: Xue Buyi searches for Bai Yujing, experiences birth, aging, sickness, and death, comprehends the Life-and-Death Sword, and then…
Well, to be honest, the novel is quite interesting. Although the protagonist doesn't actively participate in the martial arts world, many scenes still exude its atmosphere. Perhaps it's just my taste, but I personally think it ranks among the best in its genre. However, I must point out two things about it: 1. The guy's drinking problem is a bit...
It was quite novel; I finished reading it in two days, but it wasn't enough. Keep up the good work, author! Let's see how many hours we watched it.