The Sword Shatters the Nine Heavens
剑破九天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 10.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Keep it up, author! Don't let the trolls get to you.
This is a book for idiots; its logic is utterly nonsensical. I advise you not to read it; I've already tried it and it's terrible. They dug out the protagonist's dantian but didn't kill anyone, saying they were afraid of retaliation from the protagonist's family. What kind of stupid thinking is that? Did someone see you taking the dantian or something?
This book avoids the melodramatic plot of being bullied by servants, the blood-spitting scenes of being forced into enemy territory by hatred while walking down the street, and the cliché of a family being wiped out at the start. Both the main and supporting characters are intelligent, the plot flows smoothly, and it's a very comfortable read.
I suddenly realized something: the protagonist is a martial arts genius, yet his fiancée wants to ruin his talent. How pathetic is that? In "Battle Through the Heavens," the protagonist's talent was ruined by his own actions, but in this story, the synopsis says it's his fiancée who's destroying it... What kind of logic is this? A typical example of forced plotting.
Are there no genius characters? It's all just good-for-nothings or broken engagements. Is that even interesting?
The author's achievement of writing 10 million words is truly remarkable, but the writing style and plot are really poor. I suggest reading more novels to improve your writing skills.
The protagonist is poisoned to death in the first chapter; he has absolutely no intelligence.
A genius ruined by a woman? Ridiculous! A genius is someone with exceptional talent and aptitude, not an idiot. How could they be so blind as to not see through another person's heart? A true genius is not someone anyone can frame!
As a ten-year veteran reader, I was immediately hooked from the very first chapter. I patiently read through a hundred or so chapters, but unfortunately, there were just too many toxic elements. I'm afraid I'll vomit blood and die, so I'm outta here!
How did the author manage to write 10 million words of such a terrible book?