I Am a Sword Cultivator of the Mortal World

After reading Chapter 21, summary: If the protagonist admits his mistake before committing murder, nothing will happen. Before that, he can shit on the protagonist's face, insult him, or even try to steal the protagonist's woman. As long as he apologizes, the protagonist will forgive her💚 I read through the comments and added that there is no other meaning. The original plot of the first female protagonist is that when she was first forced to be with the male protagonist, she continued to have an "underground love affair" with the Zhang who was killed in Chapter 20. This means that the female protagonist was mentally attracted to the little guy named Zhang at the beginning, but of course it was only in spirit. The author "emphasized" that the two of them had no physical close contact. In the end, she found out that the male protagonist was good, and she fell in love with him. The author believes that this is just a "small" imperfection of the heroine. No wonder the heroine was so excited in this plot and tried her best to distance herself from her relationship with Zhang. It turned out that she was afraid that the hero would dislike her for cheating on her when she was forced to be with him at the beginning. No wonder she resigned to her fate as soon as she appeared. It turned out that she had been modified to remove the poison 👍 Ma De, the guy surnamed Liu in Chapter 21 wanted to steal the heroine, insulted her, and wanted to kill the protagonist, and he was about to take action, and then he was let go without any damage, just kowtow, it was so satisfying. The male protagonist is worthy of being a thousand-year-old king. If I were afraid of killing this small character to offend the city lord and affect the plot, I would at least give him a tongue or break three of his legs. I thought the male protagonist was a man. He turned out to be a pardoner 🤭 The author wants to show off his understanding of human nature by killing the decisive protagonist. Even if the villain discusses swordsmanship with the female protagonist, the male protagonist will be in a good mood for a moment, and then Shui Lingling will let it go. The main idea is to understand, which is awesome!

So is the protagonist majoring in swordsmanship or Yin-Yang Avenue? The writing is very good, but it seems superfluous to include Mu Yerong. She is not only a widow, but also has a daughter about the same age as the protagonist. I don't know how many people have been dissuaded by this paragraph?

There are nearly 400 chapters, and all the settings are very rigorous. In many novels, no matter how many rebirths the protagonist has experienced in his previous life, his mind has been initialized. There is no sense of superiority, only a strong sense of pretense. There are people who care about it, but he still acts impulsively and brainlessly. There is no back-up protection that can be left behind. He keeps getting into trouble for his own selfishness and then goes to the rescue to create a more positive image... These are not available in this book for the time being. I hope the author can maintain this "reasonable and cool" feeling. I really like it.

After reading Chapter 37, I was reborn as a rag-picker and couldn't continue reading [Thoughts]

Let me tell you the truth, when you have free time to read novels, wouldn't it be nice to just read something bland and non-toxic? Everyone has different tastes. There is nothing wrong with the author's writing, and the slap-in-the-face plot is not abrupt. Just like the author said, isn't it unreasonable to treat an enlightened person with a mortal mentality? Everyone will have their own favorite novels. This novel is indeed very good, but the author is too lazy to die, which makes it even more unpleasant.

It's been a long time since I've seen a cool article with good writing and good looks. Water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water. This chapter is too watery.

It's been a long time since I've been able to read a book so quietly. Most books are discarded after reading dozens or a hundred chapters. Maybe it's because the writing is too childish or the content is stupid. I can say that I read this book in one go. The writing is pretty good in Tomato. The content may be selfish and it's my favorite type. The character of the protagonist is also in line with my taste. Overall, it's worth reading.

I have read 400+ chapters. The plot is so rigorous. The plot of "Going to Ye's Family to Find My Parents" is so rich. Just 200 chapters are not enough to finish it. The plot is really useless. The title introduction and the beginning of the content are really seamless. There is no introduction content after 400 chapters. If you are not thinking, you can read it slowly. The ancient battlefield mentioned earlier only appeared after nearly 500 chapters. The plot is really slower than a tortoise walking.

The ancient version of Return of the Immortal Emperor 🤦 🤦 🤦 🤦 80% of the plot is similar, changing the urban background to ancient times, and it is still the city of ancient times. The return of the king is unique in one word.

It's still very interesting to watch. Although the previous plot is a bit cliché, even a bit too cliché, it's understandable. After all, the Internet has been developing for so many years, and there's nothing to write about. After getting through that short part, it still feels very good. Come on 💕