Pure Yang Sword Sovereign
纯阳剑尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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The moment I saw a heroine-less book, I didn't want to read it anymore. I wanted to read for comfort, but I didn't want to watch a ten-thousand-year-old eunuch cultivating immortality.
Keep up the good work, author! I support you! 🤭
That's disgusting. Xiao Li came to his door wanting to kill his entire family, and then the Buddhist sect wanted to take him in as a disciple. Gao Yulian cheated on the protagonist's brother, but now the plot has arranged for her to be protected. So you're just going to be full of anger and unable to do anything? Author, your plot is amazing!
Cultivating immortality is about defying fate, reaching a point where one's destiny is in one's own hands, not in the hands of heaven—the ultimate act of defying destiny. What is the author writing? Constantly spouting about predestination and predetermined fate, everything is already set in stone. Before anything even happens, destiny is already decided.
The skill of this book is undeniable; the author has captured the essence of the Legend of Sword and Fairy. Whether it's the character portrayal, the language techniques, or the environmental descriptions, everything is exquisite, demonstrating the author's solid writing skills.
Honestly, I'm getting angrier and angrier after reading over two thousand chapters. The protagonist is like a giant baby, which is understandable; he cultivated for decades and was then promoted to sect leader without any real common sense, and someone always steps in to protect him when he faces difficulties.
Such an indecisive pig's trotters are so Kenshin! Damn your sister!!!! The whole plot is so boring and boring, it makes me very angry.
Well, the beginning of this book is readable. The further you watch, the more awkward it becomes. The protagonist is like a pawn (and it seems like he enjoys being a pawn himself). Everything is arranged by his master—what cultivation method he chooses, even his enlightenment and his own Dao heart are all arranged by his master.
[Review] An excellent book, I give it my full support with all my votes!
This is an excellent book, I'm giving it my full support with all my votes!
The part about waist-high waist was really confusing. She stole something and stuffed it into your arms, causing you to be humiliated and almost die. Then, when she came to ask for the thing back at night, she had this kind of attitude. Even if it was to introduce Qi Yao'er, there was no need to write it like this, right? Should she be forgiven just because she's a woman?