Transmigrating to Another World, I Become a God Through the Sword

It's good-looking and more in line with my taste. The male protagonist is kind and has a bottom line, and there are no stereotyped villains, no nymphomaniac supporting characters, and no uncomfortable descriptions of women. But there is a small flaw: the male protagonist is very talented. He cultivated to the second level in a few months, but it took seven years to achieve the fourth level, and there does not seem to be a big gap between him and his peers (I don't know how old Luna is, but I feel that Luna is more talented than the male protagonist). But the plot is still very interesting ~

It's rare that I can read a Western fantasy book. The main reason is that the dialogue is relatively restrained, not using too many translation accents, and the content is very compact. However, the number of words is too few, and there are a lot of typos. However, the author seems to be very quick to correct it when I see the reminder. Come on, keep updating.

It's a good book, and the author said it has a single female protagonist. I personally think it has no bad points and the plot connection is handled well, so there are no major problems (I'm currently at about 70 pictures).

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you watch the third watch, Weiwei's praise begins to speak out, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates.

It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist is elegant, beautiful and powerful, and has the talent to hit people hard and be polite. There is one thing. I saw a comment saying that the author plans to have a single female protagonist. I don't think there is a trend yet. I don't know if he really plans to have a single female protagonist. I feel it is unnecessary. There is a five-clawed golden dragon here and I must not find an opportunity to return to the world of cultivating immortals with the dragon. The origin of the dragon The world feels much more powerful. He has seen Nezha Caohai. The Dragon Palace is also connected to the Internet. Its lifespan is longer than that of the Western Fantasy Magic World, and the upper limit of swordsmanship is also higher. It's okay to practice well and rise to the top to continue writing less traditional immortal cultivation. I think the protagonist also loves the swordsmanship he originally learned.

It's good-looking, and the male protagonist's character is very comfortable to watch. He doesn't have the murderous mania or pretending to be arrogant like the protagonists in other books. This may be related to his status as a soldier in his previous life. I hope he can maintain this kind of integrity in the future. So far, although most of the plots are similar to the academy stream, it is not boring to watch. I look forward to the follow-up plots and don't stop updating 😢 After reading the comments, I don't know why there are so many low stars: 1. Some people say that combat power should be suppressed, but combat power should be enough. The male protagonist is already invincible among his peers, and I don't know where to put the pressure. The evaluation of combat power cannot be based on superficial numerical descriptions, but more on performance. 2. Some people say that the family's cultivation-style selection is unrealistic, but the fact is that it can only be seen as bringing a generation together for high-pressure training, which does not necessarily lead to a large number of casualties. The losers will be eliminated but will not lose their lives. It is better to say that the offspring who have been trained will generally be stronger than other ordinary nobles. There is no situation where a generation dies until there is only one grand duke left, and then the whole generation is ended. 3. It is said that the protagonist is weak and unresponsive when provoked, but in turn saves others. Let's not talk about the protagonist's two lives and would argue with a child. As a stronger protagonist, there is no need to argue with a weaker person. Not to mention that the three people in Sword Prison are not bad in nature. Doesn't it show your magnanimity and demeanor when a strong person helps the weak without having a grudge? 4. Some people say that Western fantasy is mixed with elements of Eastern fantasy. This is a matter of opinion. The protagonist had a dream about a swordsman in his previous life, so it seems reasonable to introduce this element. As long as you don't leave it to your liking, I feel there is no need to deliberately downgrade the star. After all, this does not mean that the author is disgusting readers (but the author can also add this in the introduction) In my opinion, the above points are not a big problem, at least they are relatively satisfactory. Some of the opinions may be mixed with personal imagination, but I think it is normal to read novels for experience and brainstorming [Chigua] Anyway, I hope the author can work harder. Oh, it would be better to add a label with a single heroine to prevent readers without a heroine from accidentally clicking in [Thoughts]

I should get the first five stars myself.

After reading Chapter 188, I felt one thing - comfortable! There is no bloodshed, no bitterness, no difficulties, no old silver coins, no villains with plans for the ages, no bloody feuds. The protagonist is highly talented, has a smooth journey, has first-class reincarnation skills, is extremely talented, has cheats (dragons), and the heroine has also appeared. In short, there is no obvious contradiction in the three views. There are not many twists and turns, the plot is warm and plain but not boring (except for making food), it feels very interesting, the author, please keep updating!

It's very interesting to read. I feel that the current progress is very good. The plot is very comfortable and the rhythm is also very good. If the author keeps updating it steadily, it will be perfect. The only thing I want is if it can be cp-free.

Not bad, the subject matter is quite novel. I hope that the male protagonist can maintain his current personality in the future, not being a virgin, and integrate this kind of class relationship well. I hope that the character will not collapse in the later stage. Then I want to ask the author who the heroine is, whether she is a commoner or a noble. I feel that it should be released soon. Finally, please update.