I Have a Sword to Ask the World of Mortals

This is a novel that needs to be read calmly. The first volume was a little slow, but after entering the second volume, I realized that a lot of the previous delays were foreshadowing, and the pace gradually picked up. Overall it's not bad.

Not bad. I hope that the few friends around the protagonist of the group portrait can survive until the end and wander around the world.

There aren't many books about this kind of pure swordsmanship that are really good. The last book that I thought was so good was "That Sword of the Cicada in That Year". I highly recommend this book. I can't overshadow this good book.

The writing is really good, the trickling narrative is mixed with turbulent waves, and the three views are very correct.

It actually didn't get a rating, and it's better than most of the 9-rated Tomato novels.

The characters are three-dimensional and distinct, and the world view is also very interesting. If you like group portraits, you can give it a try. The writing is very good, the fighting is very detailed, and the moves are very cool.

I think it's okay, but it's a bit long-winded in the middle. I feel that the writing in the back is better than the front, so I can invest in it.

It's very beautiful, it's a pure sword repair article.

An impressive and beautiful book. Highly recommended.