I See Through the Weaknesses of All Things: From the Start, I Draw My Blade and Shock the World

Hello author! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update, because I believe I will live to see the ending. Please write diligently, no matter how long it takes, as long as you don't abandon the story or pad it out. Everything is fine. I, your loyal readers, will wait with you. I admire your writing style; it's both humorous and profound.

It looks good, and I hope it stays good in the future [pouting face] 😅Why isn't anyone commenting? I wanted to finish watching it!

If the author is still alive, can you please update faster? I can't get enough! Five stars for you! A hundred chapters wouldn't be too much to ask, I'm having a reading slump and don't know what to read!

This world is noisy, just be yourself.

It's so good! Especially the system skills—they're amazing! The system skills are so satisfying! The writing is brilliant, and the protagonist is so intelligent. I hope there won't be a female lead or any romantic entanglements. Author, please update faster! Five-star review for you!

Well, I hope nothing bad happens to the author (at least not before the book is finished), and I hope that I can see this book completed in my lifetime, along with the readers and the author as the interpreter. 🤔😜

Even if the night swallows everything, the sun will return. If you miss the sunset's glow, you can still wait for a sky full of stars. Don't doubt yourself; you are exceptionally good, your writing is exceptionally good, and you are definitely worth looking forward to. Keep going!!!

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

The plot is great. It's the first time I've seen a protagonist use a sword. I'm talking about a cultivation novel. However, isn't the protagonist's master a bit... Well, he's already ruined, and there are so many protagonists like that. If the protagonist's master hadn't brought those menial disciples into the sect, they would probably have been reborn in anger and achieved a perfect life. It's a pity they're all gone.

The writing is good, quite mature, and not awkward to read. I've only read six chapters, so it's hard to say whether it's a good book or not. However, the opening made a good impression. In this sea of increasingly low-quality wish-fulfillment novels, it's rare to find a work like this! The world-building, character relationships, and even the power levels are all very simple and clear.