Flying Sword Forty Meters

Keep it first, and then look at it after you get more.

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Fellow Taoist, please stay! The poor monk had a fifty-meter machete that he had treasured for many years. The poor monk allowed his fellow Taoist to take out the forty-meter flying sword first.

After reading the previous part, let me share your thoughts. The first one is that the background setting in the book sounds confusing. One moment it's a plot of a city surfing the Internet, and another moment it's a scene of a fairy-hero fighting, which feels quite inconsistent. How to say it? It means that the background of the novel has been formed in the author's mind, but when you wrote it, you didn't explain it clearly, which seemed rather abrupt. Finally, I would like to make some comments. I feel that the first part is very well written and has an urban style. I think this style can be continued in the later parts.