A Hundredfold Mastery: Basic Blade Techniques Sweep Across the Heavens

Is it necessary to introduce Chen Xue to advance the plot?

So far, it seems pretty good; it's a good book. However, the conflicts aren't intense enough yet, and the protagonist's decisiveness hasn't been fully showcased. The protagonist's abilities aren't particularly strong, so it remains to be seen how the author will make him stand out among a group of geniuses. I have high hopes for this book and hope the author can maintain this level of quality.

It's alright, judging from a cursory glance, it seems to have no female lead. Most importantly, there are too many skills, and I can't watch it at all. Also, the plot is a bit boring, but some parts are well written. The most important thing is to not stop updating. Novels like this can be written for a long time, easily exceeding 2 million words, and barring any unforeseen circumstances, they will score at least 8 points or higher.

[Author's Note] 1. Consistent daily updates, no breaks or absences, as evidenced by 5 million words of published work. 2. The protagonist is not invincible, his talent is not top-notch, and he is a character who grows through development! 3. Don't feel resentful, don't be rude, and don't be mindless. 4. No female lead, but female characters!

It's the shadow of the self-destructing guy.

I'd say it's alright.

It's alright, it's good that the hole has been filled.

It's alright, I'm watching it now.

Everyone had high hopes for the protagonist in the early stages, hoping that he would break records after successfully creating the tower and then take off.

Keep up the good work!