Yun Ci, the biggest overachiever in Wanyan Sect, was framed by his fellow disciples and nearly died.
Lovitz, the biggest slacker in the Veld family, was being hounded by his father to practice swordsmanship and couldn't take it anymore.
Then the two of them were each chosen by one half of an ancient jade.
Yun Ci stared at his own blond-haired, blue-eyed reflection and fell into deep thought.
Lovitz stared at his own black hair and black eyes and screamed.
From then on
Yun Ci's sword gained the mountain-shattering force of another world's battle aura, letting him break through ten thousand techniques with a single strike!
Lovitz's magic gained the stable structure of cultivation talismans, letting him fire off a rapid barrage of instant-cast fireballs!
When Yun Ci used Lovitz's body to dazzle everyone with a single sword stroke at the family tournament;
When Lovitz used Yun Ci's identity to rake in a fortune at the sect's marketplace;
The mortal enemies from two worlds were forced into the most unreliable alliance in history:
“You help me earn resources!”
“You help me get through the evaluations!”
The collision of the Way and magic, the partnership of a cultivation prodigy and an aristocratic good-for-nothing. Who says they can't practice both?
It was very enjoyable to watch, and there was no sloppiness at all. The intrigues were either avenged on the spot, or they could be done without bothering to talk. One is pure-hearted and the other is a tempestuous person, but they both have brains and are comfortable speaking and thinking. It's a bit of an old-fashioned plot of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, but it's harmless, and the focus is on practicing fighting. The summary is that the training history of the cultivator and the little fights he encounters from time to time 😏 as well as the scenes and highlights between the two are fairly balanced. I hope it can be maintained. Of course, I also support dual-line advancement. As for the love line, it's basically someone else's unrequited love for the protagonist 🤔
Give me some suggestions. There is a bit too much space for fighting and training, and there should be more dialogue. Authors who write about men's videos should sometimes read novels about women's videos and learn from their experiences. I have read articles on immortality written by female authors before, and there are a few good ones. In addition to practicing and upgrading, there are opponents, friends, and conspiracies, which is more exciting than simply fighting monsters and upgrading.
The author's writing is very good, but I don't know why not many people read it. Should the author try some methods of evil cultivation? You can sell a bromance between two protagonists, but it's the kind of Konoha Sasaki, the kind of close friend∽. This may attract more people to watch it. Of course, this is a suggestion. The author can just write according to his heart^ω^
Now all the cultivators are exerting their strength, when will the mages exert their strength? Mages have always only had auxiliary functions. The high-end rounds are played by cultivators.
Not bad, surprisingly interesting
So far, the writing is very good and you can get into it. The author doesn't plan to engage in CP for the time being. Those who like to read without CP can come in. The description is also very interesting and worth reading.
Absolutely a good book, the writing, plot and characters are described just right. The author also has great control over events, link by link. Very nice to look at.