[Urban High Martial Arts + Cathartic + Decisive and Ruthless, Not a Do-Gooder + Swords and Magic + No Suffering in Silence + Class System + Fast-Paced]
This is an era where magic reigns supreme!
Traditional martial arts require an extremely solid foundation, but once someone awakens a talent for magic, they can quickly master dazzling spells!
Xu Han has just transmigrated to this world. A third-year student at a magic academy, he is favored by both the fire and lightning elements during his awakening!
And his golden finger, the [God-Tier Choice System], lights up at once!
Choose the lightning element [Reward: A-Rank Lightning Element: Thunderstorm!]
Choose the fire element [Reward: S-Rank Fire Element: Supreme Inferno!]
Give up both top-tier elements and choose the little cyan sword beside them [Reward: SSS-Rank Sword God!]
Magic reigns supreme? Sword cultivators can only be cannon fodder?
How come I accidentally blew up your forbidden spell with one careless sword strike?!
Magic has devastating burst damage?
Get close to me and you'll be the one getting blown up!
You say your attacks have a huge range? Sword cultivators have to chop down cannon fodder one by one?
Is opening the Gate of Heaven with one sword big enough for you!
“Why should your swordsmanship be stronger than magic?!”
Xu Han smiled calmly.
“You borrow the fleeting magic power of heaven and earth. How can that compare to my hard work and sweat?”
“Wait... swordsmanship counts as magic too?!”
Jumping levels, fighting, it's fun. Regardless of the level pressure, I was a little uneasy when I saw it. As a result, it is true that the protagonist is at level 2 for more than 60 chapters, but he is fighting at level 2 and level 5 against level 5! Later I also found out why the protagonist was so over the top, he was a genius who was just cheating! Not at all frustrated, suppressed throughout the whole process, happy throughout the process Quick update!
Let's put it this way, the protagonist is replaced by Mo Fan, who uses a sword. Do you understand? Although there are references (mainly the plot, but it still has its own things, although it doesn't feel like much), the connection is OK and it is readable (reviewed in Chapter 38) (four stars is the protection period for novices to the author, if it is an experienced product, just give it away with 3 stars 🤦)
It's not bad, but the level is a bit too high. It's still at level 2 after more than 60 chapters 😄😄
Many novels make me think that the protagonist relies solely on the system, but this novel is different. Your own understanding is so awesome. In comparison, the sword skill mastery experience given by the system is not as fast as your own understanding. The main function of the system is to quickly increase the level and provide the protagonist with the basic sword skills lost in the magical world (and it will not provide various dimension-reducing divine sword skills, so the look and feel is still very good) What exceeds the standard for the protagonist is his own abilities, abilities, and understanding, but these two are the protagonist's own talents (the protagonist's abilities are not given by the system). The skills provided by the system are actually not too high, they can only be said to supplement the complete swordsmanship heritage (for example: condensed weapon skills, basic attack skills, basic defense skills). The only glitch in the system is the rapid leveling up, but to be honest, this is not the key to the protagonist's strength. In this novel's world view, strength mainly depends on skills, not the level reached at a young age. Quick upgrade only shortens the story process and does not affect too much NPC feedback.
The pacing is fast, and the 370,000-word protagonist is awesome. Some of the plots seem awkward and not worthy of five stars, but I really like the protagonist who uses a sword, so I gave it five stars.
A relatively classic novel, but it feels pretty good
Feels good, nothing toxic
Classics can be written into enjoyable articles. The more you read, the better. The author writes very well.
Much better than other books like this
After being exposed in so many markets, I can only comment on it in four words, high quality but not popular, "How can you call it a cool article if it doesn't feel good?" It's straightforward all the way, and I'm not aggrieved at all.