I Was Writing an Exam Essay, Then Transformed into a Sword Immortal and Split the Heavens

The content is pretty lighthearted and enjoyable; it's nice to sit at the same table as Jiahao, who's practicing swordplay in the rain 😏😏😏

"Be a hero." Su Qian's voice was soft. "Like your father." Su Fan stared blankly at Su Qian's hand. That hand looked a little older than he remembered. There were a few more lines on the back of the hand. "Mom." "Yes." Su Qian withdrew her hand and tucked her hair behind her ear. "I'm scared." She said it bluntly. "Terrified." Su Fan's throat tightened.

It's a pretty good, funny, and satisfying read. Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform) is full of ruthless and decisive characters; reading this kind of saintly novel is quite refreshing, at least there's less resentment. I've seen many negative reviews saying that the protagonist hasn't advanced for so long, and that they're deliberately holding back his power level to annoy readers.

I'll give you the most direct, the most truthful, the most thorough, the most naked, the most incisive, the most incisive, the most profound, the most realistic, the most unadorned, the most direct, the most straightforward, the most direct ...

I feel the protagonist is similar to me. On the surface, I'm lazy and easygoing, getting along well with everyone, but in reality, I plan ten steps ahead for every one I take, and my meticulousness far surpasses that of my peers. They would never guess that the person I laugh and joke with on weekdays is already from a completely different world in private... That's just the kind of person I am.

Objective assessment: The characters are well-developed, the plot is very tight, and there are no major flaws. Subjective review: Oh my god, it's so good! Finally, someone wrote this super satisfying story! It's so incredibly enjoyable, I'm completely thrilled! I have to give it a serious 5 stars! Author, please update soon! 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

On September 9, 2026, I read the latest chapter, 226, and it was pretty good. Quite enjoyable. The male protagonist is invincible for a period of time, with no enemies he can't defeat. There are no clichés. The story balances work and rest. The protagonist starts by obtaining 10 eighth-tier experience cards, and after the college entrance exam, he gains third-tier strength.

I think the beginning is very enjoyable; I suggest stopping after around chapter 100. Later on, it delves into the cultivation stories of classmates, a girlfriend, and the mother, making the "burden" (other characters) quite noticeable. But the beginning is definitely worth reading. The issue of the later-stage burden is average, I'd give it a 6 out of 10. Since there are fewer people rating it, I'll give it one more star.

It matches my inner fantasy of a young sword immortal. This is the author's third book, and I must say the emotions expressed are quite delicate.

It's well-written, with no major face-slapping moments, and it features a few funny teammates and classmates 😏