My Own Swordsman: A Hodgepodge of Jianghu Tales

It's not greasy at all, quite refreshing. I'd almost suspected the authors of several books I'd read before were haters on *My Own Swordsman*. But in this book, every character is exactly as portrayed in the TV series—no bias, no exaggeration. The protagonist retains the spirit of a young swordsman, yet you can still sense he's a real person. Thumbs up, author, keep it up!

It's very well written, perfectly capturing the personalities of each character from the original work. It develops new plots based on the original story, avoiding a rigid adherence to the source material. The writing style is also excellent. A rare gem! Five stars to show my support!

This is a fantastic fanfiction of "My Own Swordsman," perfectly crafted without being out of character or breaking up any pairings. Every character is incredibly well-developed and realistic. It doesn't completely follow the original storyline; the main characters blend seamlessly with the original plot and the other characters from Tongfu Inn, creating a natural and engaging experience.

I had a good impression of this book. The story unfolds in an episodic format, but there are still connections between them, which is very much in line with the style of "My Own Swordsman". The only drawback is that the protagonist's strength was displayed a bit abruptly, and it was unclear where his martial arts skills came from.

The book is excellent. It captures the lighthearted and humorous atmosphere of "My Own Swordsman" well, and the characters are vividly portrayed. The original plot flows smoothly, and the modified plot is not too abrupt. The author then mentions that the poor results are normal; on Tomato, or rather on all websites, it's difficult for a fanfiction with a weak main theme to achieve much success.

So far, it has a strong "My Own Swordsman" feel to it, without disrupting the original storyline or adding anything to it. It's really well-written; anyone interested in reading "My Own Swordsman" should check it out. The atmosphere and plot are both great. But the author's performance isn't good, and I'm worried he might give up someday. I'll try to help him get more readers.

Putting everything else aside, this is the third book I've read of yours. The first two had their share of problems, so I don't know if this one will be perfect. All I can say is keep up the good work! Anyway, you're a five-star book to me! ⭐

It's quite enjoyable to read, yes, just enjoyable. There's no bloodshed, intrigue, or treachery typical of martial arts novels; instead, there's everyday life, noisy banter, and jokes, yet it's full of authenticity and philosophy. Using a martial arts novel style to depict the martial arts world makes it very comfortable to read.

The author frequently describes food in great detail. However, some foods should not be mentioned, such as potatoes and chili peppers, which entered China around the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and did not become widely available on dining tables until the Qing Dynasty.

It's really well-written, a truly excellent fan fiction. There aren't many writers of "My Own Swordsman," but we readers love it. Author, please persevere and finish all 80 chapters! The author takes their time writing; sometimes perseverance leads to a breakthrough. With accumulated knowledge and experience, everyone has high hopes for you. Your writing is excellent; just maintain this level of quality.