Ayaka: Could I Be a Swordsmanship Prodigy?

I have seen chapter 37 so far, and I would like to ask about the subsequent handling of the fourth-dan and second-dan exams. Although the other party may have abolished it, is there no compensation from the association? Both observers saw something was wrong. Plus, a fourth-level player who was assessing the players at home was useless. How could the association check the monitoring and figure out what the problem was? Just by looking at the posture, you can tell that it's not just an assessment. So there won't be any compensation from the association? We even thought we would be directly promoted to the third level. After all, the minimum to excel in individual competitions is the third level. If you are strong enough to play the fourth level, outsiders would not know that this is a special state. It meets the standard of strength and excellence. To make up for the strengths, the swordsmanship aspect is quite solid, and it can be seen that hard work has been put in. At first, I thought it was a fellow Mi family member, and the number of words was not many. I thought it was another empty routine article, written by a scholar. The protagonist is not invincible at the beginning, but belongs to the type of talent monster growth. His personality is quite rare and bland, which we quite like. The disadvantage is that the characters are a bit one-sided and not three-dimensional enough. I still don't know what is going on with the family, and most of the words are devoted to the sword. The villain's appearance is a bit clichéd, and the portrayal is relatively simple. However, the first villain's portrayal is okay. At least he has some persistence and is not completely rigid. Seeing that this is a writing practice, I hope the author can write better and better and can keep writing 😄 😘

It feels good. Note: this is not a role-playing, and the protagonist has no intention of pretending. It is just a change in appearance and ability. But I still want to see the plot where the protagonist casually says "Kamiri-ryu Kamisato Ayaka-sanjo" and then others imagine a reclusive family.

The book is good. Surprisingly, it is not a classic scam article. The author's description of combat is very good. However, the protagonist is not like Ling Hua, like the fox next door. However, it is not a role or it doesn't matter in person. It is recommended to watch.

There's not much to say. I've finished reading the book so far, so I'll just chat about some small talk. First of all, this book is not a cheating and invincible novel (although the protagonist does make great progress all the way, it is also well-founded). The protagonist's growth is a more classic genius type of talent + hard work + understanding. It is also a book mainly focusing on swordsmanship. The author also made it clear that he will not write about cultivating immortals. Those who like this kind of writing can feel free to read it. At present, it is said that it is written in the ancient way and does not use AI writing, so the update may be a little slow (but since I read the entire book at once when writing this book review, the update issue is not clear for the time being). This is understandable, or I prefer this way of writing. Then in terms of plot, the connection is smoother, and the worldview is also supplemented and expanded little by little. Regarding family conditions, the foreshadowing of the family situation has still not been resolved. This depends on what the author is going to do. As a reader, I have no say. Secondly, the villain's appearance conditions are relatively simple, but it is precisely because of this that the villain's appearance becomes more reasonable. Well, let me add the last advantage. Although it is a Mi family fanfic, it is not an article with routines and empty settings. As a book that focuses on kendo, some descriptions of kendo and swordsmanship are relatively detailed, and it can be seen that a lot of thought was put into it. The protagonist's past life can be completely discarded. There are almost only Ayaka in the past life game and the protagonist "Ayaka" in the current reality. The settings of the past life are not written. Readers can ignore what kind of person the protagonist was in the past life and only need to care about the past life game and the current life story.

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Full marks for niche products The author is very attentive in describing the way of swordsmanship, without cheating. The protagonist gradually becomes stronger through hard work and talent. The competition dreams of Gastrodia elata and less competition. Please give me another picture, Vadasi can do anything 😢 😢

Very good subject matter, but it's a pity that it was published on the wrong platform

Although the author's writing is very plain to read, it is like home-cooked food after getting used to spicy and spicy dishes with various picture settings. Feng Aotian + Wei Wei's mouthless character is enough. This fanfic actually reminded me of an FGO I read on Cat a long time ago, about a doctor wearing a doctor's uniform and traveling to the Land of Steel, and a Pokémon fanfic in which the protagonist is named Kurosawa. The author's fanfic gave me a feeling of a classicist fanfic (how should I put it, should it be called Renaissance (laughs))

It's unexpectedly good-looking. It has no shortcomings except that it's a bit short. I hope the author can write it quickly. The rhythm of this plot is very good. Try not to speed up suddenly. If the protagonist becomes invincible too quickly, it will be difficult to write later.

I've caught up with the latest chapter, a super big cup, no doubt a super big cup. The writing about fighting is very good. Although the writing about daily life is not as good as fighting, the flaws are not hidden, and it is very smooth to read in one go. In addition, since you don't want to spend a lot of time writing about the social framework and operating methods, just hide it and write according to common sense. Don't suddenly write a few paragraphs about social operations and frameworks, which is very abrupt and not good-looking. Kendo writing should be pure kendo, without mixed things.