To Master This Sword, You Must First Get Your Heart Broken

A collection of the author's touching words. [Kid, what do you mean?] The sword spirit never expected that Zhou Yi would abandon it one day. "Without me, you would be attacked by the powerful beings of the Dharma Realm." Zhou Yi shook his head. "It's alright!" He joined his right middle and index fingers together, and with a flick of his fingertips, a distant tree fell cleanly to the ground. "

To be honest, from the initial slight humor to the protagonist gradually severing his emotions, questioning whether he was on the right path yet still persisting, the story became increasingly poignant. It's said that the Great Way is ruthless, but watching the protagonist gradually lose his emotions in his pursuit of it, becoming a heartless person step by step, transforms the initial humor into…

The boy who used to talk strangely all the time is gone. Only the ruthless youth, single-mindedly pursuing the Dao, remained. I don't understand why such a good novel has so many bad reviews? The male protagonist cultivates the Path of Ruthlessness, and I've seen a bunch of self-proclaimed saints in the comments section saying they absolutely must resurrect a certain woman. I'm speechless. I don't know why, but the more I watch, the more depressed I feel.

I enjoyed it at first, but then I felt the protagonist changed, and that feeling became quite depressing. However, I also witnessed the protagonist's growth. I hope the protagonist won't become too extreme; the way of the sword can be ruthless yet compassionate, which reminded me of "Nine Heavens of Pride."

It's really good! Why hasn't the author updated it? There's no reason for such a good book to stop updating!

Ugh, the beginning was quite funny and relaxing, but it gradually became depressing. I could feel it just reading it. [Smirk] Slowly, he became emotionless and cold, turning into a "tool" that only knew how to cultivate. I wonder how the plot will turn out or if there will be a twist, but I still hope he can change back later.

Well written, author, keep it up! However, I think the protagonist's path is a bit too extreme (though it's not entirely uncommon). A naive young man gradually becoming a heartless tool is quite heartbreaking. The path of ruthlessness severs emotions, ultimately making one a heartless person. While ruthlessness is powerful, it's also tragic.

Brothers, you can tell the male protagonist's final fate from this passage. Sword Manual If one has no woman in their heart, drawing a sword will come naturally. The first page of the Divine Sword Manual: Forget Your Beloved The second page of the sword manual: Severing the soul of infatuation. The third page of the sword manual: Every strike slays Cupid.

I feel the emotional parts could have been written a bit more intensely. 😏

Don't believe everything you hear. Personally, I think this book is quite good. The writing is mature. I don't know how else to describe it; I can only say it's good. Don't give it a bad review just because you can't accept it. This will negatively impact others' judgment. I can tell you with certainty that this is a really good book, and you should check it out.