(Single female protagonist + unhappy novel + kendo + urban + fantasy + no routine + no system)
Chen Ning traveled through time.
This is a world whose technological culture is highly similar to his previous life.
However, this world is actually fantasy-like!
Kailing, Yuanxu, Yukong, mountains and seas, Dharma images, gods and humans, and enlightenment.
The seven realms of warriors, one realm and one heaven!
An ancient clan, a famous general, the son of the Western God...
This is an era where genius reigns supreme and the strong are respected!
Chen Ning does not have any special cultivation physique, he only has one characteristic.
Draw your sword and you will become stronger!
Draw your sword thousands of times, and the boulder will shatter at your fingertips!
Draw the sword a million times, one sword comes from the east, and the sword defeats the genius!
How lonely it is to draw your sword hundreds of millions of times and become invincible!
Hundreds of schools battle, thousands of armies confront each other, and the sword crushes the island nation...
Many years later, Chen Ning suddenly looked back and realized that he had become the strongest swordsman in modern times!
Reader comments
Few people have read it, but the writing is actually pretty good. The protagonist has a golden finger, but he's not too brainless. At least it's much better than many system articles. Five stars for the time being. Good luck to the author.
How should I put it? It's pretty good. The settings are pretty good.
Is the heroine Wu Chan? Author [what]
The author needs to be strengthened. Normal people will want to speed up their training. Why not get yourself a very light sword (wooden sword or iron sword), so that you can draw the sword many, many more times every day, and your training speed will be much faster. Every time I see the protagonist practicing with a regular iron sword, I feel uncomfortable and unhappy.
Give the author some motivation
Less than half a star is disrespectful to you. I didn't follow you much today.
Before the ratings come out, give it a five-star rating first. If the book becomes popular, this review will not be in vain.
Few people have read it, but the writing is actually pretty good. The protagonist has a golden finger, but he's not too brainless. At least it's much better than many system articles. Five stars for the time being. Good luck to the author.
How should I put it? It's pretty good. The settings are pretty good.
Is the heroine Wu Chan? Author [what]
The author needs to be strengthened. Normal people will want to speed up their training. Why not get yourself a very light sword (wooden sword or iron sword), so that you can draw the sword many, many more times every day, and your training speed will be much faster. Every time I see the protagonist practicing with a regular iron sword, I feel uncomfortable and unhappy.
Give the author some motivation
Less than half a star is disrespectful to you. I didn't follow you much today.
Before the ratings come out, give it a five-star rating first. If the book becomes popular, this review will not be in vain.