
The Number One Sword Cultivator of the Eight Wastelands
八荒第一剑修
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 453k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 19d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
100Chapters
1.7kReads
8.3Score
102Shelves
84Listens
83.5kReads · all time
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It's quite appetizing, but it's too literary and youthful. It has 800 adjectives in one sentence. Artificiality really cannot be overstated in this novel.
It's good to watch. I quite like the gentle and elegant protagonist. Nowadays, I'm tired of watching those who are self-interested and overly murderous. On the contrary, there are too few of them. I like it, and it's not bad. The description of the psychological activities of the protagonist (about the past) is also good, but it's too short. It's quite comfortable to watch, and I didn't encounter any poisonous points (personal feeling)
It's good to watch, and its advantages are: 1. Writing style, 2. Narrative rhythm, 3. Protagonist's character: a rare character who is not a "fun person", and now it's overwhelmingly fun for people watching. 4. The breaking point of the plot: the small climax before and after chapter 70 is handled very well, and it brings back the feeling of watching Jian Lai Jian Qi Great Wall. The shortcoming is that the love line is a bit of a drag on the overall level. I don't like the heroine at all. I feel that the description of the love line is too good in other aspects and triggers the barrel effect. Secondly, the author also has some shortcomings in the combat description, but it is perfectly overshadowed by the invincible character of the protagonist. But in general, when there is no "explosion" (anti-GC sensitive word) plot, the emotional line is 70 points for adjustment and lubrication, so it will not make people want to read it, and the real core main line and the explosive plot are 90+. The overall narrative rhythm is also very good, not dragging or too superficial, and has a certain small humor. It is a novel worth reading. The most worrying thing is that the data is not good, which leads to interruption and the subsequent author cannot handle the plot after the explosion point (but it seems to have an outline, so I am optimistic)
This book has a righteous and kind protagonist. Readers who like it should not miss it.
It turns out to be my favorite Guigu Bahuang. I give this one a five-star rating. By the way, I recently opened a new store in Guigu, and a Soul-Eating Sword genius was born in Huafengzhou. I found that she is actually selfless, family-friendly, and protective of the weak. I just accepted her as my mother. She shouldn't want to swallow me in the future. [What]
I consider myself a person who is picky about novels, but this book is really good. Although there are some minor flaws in some small details, overall the flaws are not concealed. It ranks among the top novels I have read. Even if it is placed in the starting point, it is a rare and good book. What attracts me most is the author's decent three characters. The author's insights are also perfect, including the analysis of some human issues. I also admire the author's insightful insights. The lack of black-and-white grayscale cognition reflects the extraordinary depth of the author's thinking. He is either a well-read poet or a rich experienced person. In short, he is amazing.
Give it five stars first, wait for me to taste it carefully Lightning protection is almost meaningless, drinking wine made from the male partner's tears, and the male partner presses the heroine's shoulders and pulls her wrist. Although it happened for a reason, it looked weird.
The revision is good, and it is indeed much better than the previous one. I feel that even if it is separated from the setting of the game, the plot alone can be regarded as an excellent novel about cultivating immortals. A quick question, does the protagonist still have a chance to save Yuan Zhi? I really hope it can make up for the regret of wishing to know and wishing to ask, even if it is just a novel [Sending Hearts] It's just that the protagonist is already in Nascent Soul at the beginning, so there seems to be no reason to return to Yongning Prefecture [Grieved] [Almost crying]
The writing is very good. I have long been tired of traditional fairy tales. Now this style of writing is more attractive to me. The author's writing style is very sophisticated, the description and narrative are very delicate, the language is elegant and vulgar, and the rhythm is very comfortable. It also perfectly integrates the IP of Guigu Bahuang. It is very interesting. I hope it can maintain high quality.
It took me two hours to read it in one go, and it was quite enjoyable. I like this kind of protagonist very much. I hope the author will not change the male protagonist's design because of the people in the comment area, and there will be no plots like this where the male protagonist pays by mistake.