Beneath the Azure Sky: A Passing Swordsman on the Path to Immortality

The author's writing is insightful, detailed, fluent, and logically sound—why isn't it more popular? The ending of my previous book, *The Taoist's Sword*, left me feeling unsatisfied; it felt rushed and didn't give the protagonist a happy ending. Furthermore, the two biggest plot holes—the origins of the Chinese gods and their relationship with the original universe—remained unresolved.

I've read some of it, and it doesn't seem to have the hidden strength or anything like the synopsis suggests. It's quite high-profile, though, and the cultivation aspect isn't really shown; it feels more like martial arts training.

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It's beautiful, no further explanation needed.

Writing a book isn't easy for the author, so five stars to encourage them! 🤭

As beautiful as ever

All of the author's novels are good.

It's not bad, continuing from the previous book.

I love protagonists who psychologically treat their peers as juniors.

So that's why it's the author of "Serious Sword Immortal"—I have to say, the author really suits my taste.