Marrying a Sword Cultivator, Rewarded with Myriad Swords Returning to One
娶妻剑修，奖励万剑归宗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- The Third Book of Wanzhang Hongchen万丈红尘的第3本书Alternate title on Fanqie
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Overall, it has a few flaws and minor issues, but they are not significant and don't affect the overall experience if you don't scrutinize them closely. The only possible drawback is the lack of detailed descriptions, almost to the point of omitting any description of Bijie. In an article like this, omitting details would leave it without its soul. After all, I have a book on my shelf that even mentions the words "Crystal Basin."
After listening to three or four chapters, I felt that it was written quite well. After listening to about 20 recordings, the quality seems to be getting lower and lower. They haven't even provided a root system. My cultivation level just won't improve.
The book is good, but the author is just too brilliant. My brain can't keep up. 😢
Why are the rewards only going to sword-related items? And I've seen over 30 levels where the level hasn't changed at all.
Keep it up, it's very well written, but I suggest you write faster in the early stages.
Good, great, keep it up! ✊
Very good, write faster!
Despite receiving so many rewards, my cultivation level hasn't improved at all. Daoist partners: Mu Zhiyan, Xiao Yue'er, Long Chan, Meng Qiuwan, Yu Linglong
Yes, it's pretty good. I read the last chapter today, and the protagonist was indeed decisive and ruthless. I suggest the author not to forget about the protagonist's son.
I only read about 10 pages, but I think this book deserves at least four stars. Although it follows the familiar trope of polygamy and polyandry, this book offers something new.