Wuxia Crossover: The Lianxing Blade

I truly adore the author's writing style, especially the fight scenes! The characters are incredibly vividly portrayed; I've loved both Mengmeng's and this book. This one is also excellent, using a game setting to transport the protagonist to the martial arts world of the original novel.

A crossover of martial arts, player-versus-player, invincible, immortal, and dungeon-based gameplay. Recommendation: The main storyline revolves around the Four Great Constables. You can obtain dungeon tickets by defeating high-level red-named players to travel to other worlds. Once you defeat a villain in one of those worlds, you can return to the main storyline world.

This is truly a good book; the combat power is guaranteed, and it's not just a wish-fulfillment story. Personally, I feel it's actually a coming-of-age story, albeit one focused on emotional growth. While the author gives the female protagonist combat power, it's primarily used as capital for trial and error when learning about emotions.

This is the author's second book, and it makes me willingly follow every day. It surprised me even more than the first book. The writing is concise and smooth, with a strong sense of martial arts. The setting of this book is very interesting. Not only is the Fourth Calamity well integrated with the martial arts background, but it is also very well written.

This is a very good crossover martial arts novel. The author gave Dao Lianxing an invincible power-up. Although the protagonist initially wanted to live a peaceful life due to being born in a peaceful era, after being wronged, she didn't follow the other party's path to prove herself. After exhausting all her ruthless sentimentality, she swiftly killed all her enemies, making her a villain who doesn't follow the rules.

It's a great read. The protagonist is well-developed and relatable, and the balance between his inner struggles, good and evil, murder, and time travel is excellent—too much and it feels contrived, too little and it feels artificial. The protagonist is incredibly strong, and there are no humiliating or frustrating scenes. It's great! The dungeons are also fantastic!

I love the female lead so much! Who can understand how I felt when she refused to judge whether someone should be killed based on the system's red and green dots anymore?! Finally… finally, an author who doesn't portray indiscriminate killing as "heroic female lead behavior"!! The female lead's change in mindset is really interesting.

This book is amazing! Why is the rating so low? The female lead's growth is so well-written. Finally, it's not just the female lead revolving around the plot; instead, all the plot points serve to support her development. Who understands this kind of story with such a strong central theme?! I love it so much!!!

The combination of the Fourth Calamity theme and the author's writing style elevates this book to a new level of brilliance. While the previous martial arts novel also possessed a certain literary merit, the sense of exhilaration after the characters' development was somewhat lacking.

I usually don't read stories with such shallow plots, sob sob, but the other book updates so slowly, so as soon as I see a new book, I click on it immediately. Nice. God knows how much I hate those hypocrites in some martial arts dramas who spout righteousness and morality, constantly framing and slandering others. But this one is so satisfying! You want to frame me?