F-Rank Talent? I Swallow Ten Thousand Swords and Become a Saint

I've read several novels about blacksmiths entering the martial arts world. This one doesn't have any particular highlights or flaws. It's a straightforward, gentle narrative. You might want to check it out. Too much of a saint. It's unbearable to watch. Living like pigs and dogs, both in reality and in games, yet always acting like a savior.

It's righteous and pleasing to the eye. Some might find certain scenes a bit awkwardly righteous, but I don't think it's as awkward as *Sword Comes* (not that *Sword Comes* is bad). It's simple and straightforward, reminiscent of *Sword Comes*. Personally, I found it much more enjoyable to read than *Sword Comes* (I personally think the novel isn't very good, but the anime is more enjoyable).

Having been a bookworm for over ten years, I can only say this book is good. It's not a mindless, slapstick comedy that just feels like it's cramming in jokes. It has elements of early fantasy online game novels, but the details are handled quite well. I won't say more; you'll see when you read it. Keep up the good work, author!

Surpassing 99% of Tomato's books, this one is honestly quite well-written. (It's not a completely modern, fast-paced, feel-good novel, which doesn't quite fit Tomato's mindless, feel-good style.) It's a rare book that's actually readable. The protagonist is loyal and righteous, and all the characters are well-developed. Highly recommended for those who dislike mindless, low-brow feel-good stories. Keep up the good work, author!

What I love isn't the thrill of leveling up, nor his formidable combat power, but rather the chivalrous spirit ingrained in the protagonist's very being. Despite his humble origins and mediocre talent, he hasn't become narrow-minded or extreme; instead, he maintains a pure and innocent heart.

Top-tier, not one of Tomato's usual formulaic novels. It's a martial arts story with youthful passion, which might be a bit off-putting at first, as it differs from Tomato's typical plot. But if you persevere and finish the second volume, the protagonist has a similar feel to Yuwen Yi, the protagonist of "The Legend of Sword and Fairy".

It's been a long time since I've read such a pure sword cultivation novel! Although some plot points are a bit cliché, it's still worth reading. It's good, I loved it! Author, keep up the good work!!! Ten stars! [Strongly recommended]

This book is great! I just read the part where the protagonist uses credits to buy things and put them in the shrine. The protagonist is portrayed in great detail, and even the people around him are vividly described. Great! After Death Martial Arts, I've found another masterpiece that's about to be born. Hey author, this book of yours could be a huge hit!

This novel perfectly blends three elements: a massively popular online game, a post-apocalyptic safe zone, and Eastern sword cultivation, offering a fresh and unconventional setting. The protagonist, Shen Jianxin, rises from the bottom with his F-rank talent, awakening the unique inheritance of the "Sword Devourer."

Reading Progress: Chapter 323 Rating (out of 10): Theme Fit [6] Plot Development [8] Character Development [8] Emotional Resonance [8] Writing Style and Pace [8] Rating: Outstanding Excellent Thoughts: The theme is a bit off track. It starts with everyone playing games and then goes straight to martial arts, which is a bit off track.