Demons Ravage the World, a Hundred Schools Contend, and I Use Novels to Suppress All Monsters!

The title is very appealing at first glance. It says it's about the Sword Saint Gai Nie, and it really is about the Sword Saint Gai Nie. Then, the opening scene of Qin's Moon features the Sword Saint, and after that, there's nothing else in the novel; it's just the protagonist's battles and daily life. I couldn't stand skipping around and then it got to Zhang Jiao, another book title.

The author's power in the Jin Guang series is comparable to that of Qin Shi, and he could also write about Pili Puppet Show, Hong Kong comics like Shenbing and Tianzi, etc. He could continue writing until the very end, eventually including ten characters like Gu Tianzun, Huang Juzuo, and Dr.

The author's skill level is good; the writing is standard and there are basically no flaws. The author seems experienced, as the framework is well-developed, and the plot points are ones I like. From the older sister to the other female characters, the female character portrayals are rare and of a high standard, unlike most wish-fulfillment novels where the female characters are toxic. The pacing is a bit slow, but it doesn't feel padded. Overall, the writing is very good.

Just watched it, not bad, quite enjoyable and not awkward.

Very novel, not bad, will continue to follow 😳

So far, there are no major flaws; it's very good.

Not bad, not bad, this novel is good.

Thumbs up to the author, but it's alright.

It's quite good; the character development is excellent.

Overall, it's alright. Different stances don't necessarily mean right or wrong, but those who serve the public shouldn't be left to freeze in the snow.