Repair Machines by Day, Become a Swordsman by Night

The setting of this book is novel and ingenious, and the concept of two parallel worlds and two parallel lines is very gripping. During the day, the protagonist is an inconspicuous mobile phone repair craftsman in the market. At night, he returns to another world to practice swordsmanship. In reality, eight hours is equivalent to fifteen days in another world. The unique time difference setting maximizes growth advantages and is full of creativity. The story unfolds the disputes and court affairs of the Dajing Dynasty, with several beauties accompanying them to conquer the world. It also describes daily life in the modern city. The protagonist hides his swordsmanship and steps forward to save people in times of crisis. He plays the role of a pig and eats the tiger in a low-key manner. Famous scenes come one after another, and the feeling is just right. The two clues of ancient and modern times echo each other, the fireworks of the world are intertwined with the heroic sentiments of the immortals, and they have both the plainness of earthly life and the freedom and ease of wielding a sword to the end of the world. Hiding from the mortal world during the day and holding a long sword at night, the protagonist's low-key and forbearing character is particularly brilliant. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, with Jianghu intrigues and urban rescue alternately advancing. It is worth reading for readers who like urban immortality, double-travel, and kendo themes. We look forward to continuing to uncover the hidden connections between the two worlds and continue to write the legend of a sword that shocked both worlds.

What does anyone think of this book! I hope everyone can give me a review so I can know how to write it later.