Martial Worlds: I’m a Sword Saint, Not a Sword Fiend!

It's good-looking and has the feel of a martial arts novel. And there is no youth disease, pleasure in grudges, regardless of whether you are beautiful or not, what difficulties you have, just be as close to me as possible. If you want to kill me, I will kill you. Martial arts novels without literate youth are novels that are in line with current society.

It's a good book, with a strong sense of martial arts, and the killing is decisive and clean, without any nonsense. The author's first world, Xiao Li's Flying Knife, was very good, but it was less brutal. This one is more ferocious and more in line with my aesthetics without being violent. I couldn't stand the fairy sword in Shushan in the previous book, but when I read this one on the home page, it seems that the author is good at writing this kind of low-level martial arts world.

It looks good, the plot and characters are good. There is only one thing that makes me strange. Both the introduction and the main text state that the male protagonist rushed to the dump truck and stabbed the driver to death. This is difficult to understand. The male protagonist shouldn't do such a thing based on his personality. If he accidentally bumps into the male protagonist, then the male protagonist will not start a deathrattle. If there was a previous grudge, or someone deliberately bumped into the male protagonist, then it should be pointed out instead of just mentioned. And this description is placed in the introduction, which constitutes the reader's first impression of the male protagonist. I think we should be more cautious, otherwise we may dissuade the newcomer. Of course, I still like this book very much, and I hope the author will write better and better.

After reading four chapters, I have been deeply attracted by this old bookworm. This book has the qualifications of a great master! I stopped asking after five chapters. It was a lot stiff and not satisfying.

This novel about Lu Xiaofeng restores the charm of the character, the case is cleverly reversed, the writing style is like Gu Long, and it is full of charlatanism, and even the small flaws can't hide its brilliance.

It's the best time-travel novel I've ever seen about Lu Xiaofeng! I just like this kind of person who has justice in his heart besides the world of martial arts! It's much more beautiful than those stories about love and love! It's similar to another book about traveling through time in Linghu Chong. It's also of this type and looks great! Author update soon

The world of Low Wu is well written and has the flavor of previous martial arts novels. In the middle and later stages, food becomes tasteless. I can't stand it anymore behind the scenes.

First, the text is a little off topic, second, some of the descriptions are a bit cumbersome, and third, killing girls will cause discomfort to some people, but these are innocuous issues. The story is well told, and it can be regarded as a masterpiece among martial arts fans. The biggest problem is that there are too few updates, and the infinite flow of a single world is a bit outdated. In general, it can reach a level of 8.5 To 8.7. If the transition between different worlds can be handled well in the future, there is hope that it can reach 9. The transition was so inexplicable, I can only say that we got together and parted.

It's actually quite good. Among Tomato's martial arts novels, this is the only one I've finished reading so far. Although the protagonist is not an invincible type, he has basically never encountered any setbacks. The writing style has a strong martial arts flavor, and the character of the protagonist is not annoying. The protagonist's character is quite fleshed out. If I am not nitpicking, this book is basically nothing. What's wrong is that the most important thing is that the protagonist is decisive in killing. No matter what his identity is, he will act decisively as long as he is an enemy, including those women who have had relationships with each other for various purposes. As long as he dares to attack himself, he will show no mercy. He will not be like in other novels, just because the opposite is a beautiful woman, he will show mercy again and again, putting himself in danger several times.

Really a good book. The soul of this book lies in the fighting scenes described by the author. He really made me feel the thrilling and interlocking feeling of people fighting in the martial arts world. How do you say that? Picture sense! Yes, visual sense! This feeling is extremely rare. I can barely be considered a Tomato bookworm. I bet that more than 95% of Tomato books have far inferior fighting scenes than this one. The last time I experienced this feeling was when I was in the fourth grade of elementary school. I borrowed a copy of "City Linking" from a classmate. I had this feeling when I saw Nan Siqi fighting against the Blood Knife Ancestor. It made me feel so good that I stayed up late for the first time to read a book. After that, I stopped reading martial arts novels and started reading some Dragon King son-in-law novels. Until now, although the subject matter I am interested in has been changing, martial arts has basically not been touched again. I recently read "Under the World", which has a very high rating. I can only say that the world view is grand and exciting, and the plot is not bad. However, the fighting scenes are hard to describe. The fighting scenes are the biggest advantage of this book. I hope the author can maintain it! ! !