My Swordsmanship Depends on Going All Out

The author of this book is really handsome and the writing is very good. Although it only has more than 20 chapters and 30,000 words, the story is exciting to read. The plot of the novel is ups and downs and exciting. The author has solid writing skills. It is a novel worth recommending. I will continue to follow up.

A very good swordsmanship novel! It starts with a classic adversity, but the rhythm is smooth and not draggy. The protagonist grows passionately all the way, the world is cleverly set, and there are many hidden foreshadowings. The fighting and plot are both balanced, and the more you go on, the more exciting it becomes.

"My Sword Art Depends on Fighting" doesn't get away from the routine. The protagonist swings his sword thousands of times, fighting against all kinds of geniuses with flesh and blood and perseverance. The high-tech city is full of crises, and the counterattack process is realistic. It is a masterpiece for hard-core kendo enthusiasts.

Not bad, very pretty

Good writing, great ideas, and the ups and downs of the plot are a lot of fun. I look forward to the follow-up plot [Sending my heart]

The world of high martial arts is in a desperate situation, where internal and external crises coexist! The doctor travels back in time to become a swordsman, the fighting is hardcore, the layout is full, and it is very enjoyable to watch.

What a great swordsmanship! After traveling through time, he became stronger one step later, and his fate finally changed! The content is often interesting, and the plots are linked one by one, so you can follow them ~

This is the first time I read this kind of exciting kendo novel. The author's writing style is good, the characters are well portrayed, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. Recommend[like][like][like][like]

With its novel time travel, swordsmanship setting, rich and layered character descriptions, and ups and downs of the plot, it is a highly recommended urban martial arts work.

It is a very enjoyable novel. Although the beginning is a common scenario of a genius under pressure, the author has very good control over the rhythm, and it is a hearty read in one sitting. The protagonist's three-dimensional character is vivid, and the passionate growth line is written very contagiously. The plot and world view are also quite original. A few small characters' activities reflect the ugly human nature of this world. What's even more exciting is that the author has built a strange world where he majors in swordsmanship. There is obviously a lot of deep foreshadowing behind it. Friends who like new books can look forward to a wave of them!