Reborn in Japan, Renowned as a Sword Saint

I really can't stand it anymore. Many people don't read the book carefully, so why are they just fooling around! I have 20 years of experience in writing online articles. I say that this book will not collapse in the later period. It will become a god in one book. I give it my thumbs up.

Tell me something from your heart, I hope the author can comment! First point, since the sword is the most important thing, I first hope to write more about kendo, but writing all about kendo is a bit boring. The junior high school gangster mixed in between you is quite interesting and reminds us of the hot-blooded high school! But I hope there will be less underworld scenes in the part where people are saved and drugged. As readers, we all put our bodies in place of the protagonists and feel that we are being used. It is very toxic and unpleasant! The second point is that I strongly recommend not to write about filming music videos or dancing. It was very uncomfortable and embarrassing to watch! Really, as a warrior, you should be free and happy instead of being a clown. You can see for yourself how many people commented on it. It is good that you wrote this paragraph. The third point is that you can add some anime in the middle, similar to Slippery Ghost, to increase the level of force! It also improves the template for the protagonist's path to immortality because most people who read Japanese kendo novels are anime fans (my selfishness is included in this)

I haven't read the book yet, but I saw a book review that said this book can become a god. I laughed. I won't talk about it before I read the content. The title of the book has already eliminated the possibility of becoming a god. I am not pro-Japanese or anti-Japanese, but to be fair, in a country that was invaded by Japan, don't think too much about this kind of subject. Just look at the anti-Japanese dramas that are aired all day long, and then look at the banned Japanese anime, and you will know everything.

If you are reborn in Japan, submit your articles in Japan instead of in China.

I read the novel 1 year ago and gave up on the protagonist when I saw it. You said that you, a Japanese sword master who followed the Japanese kendo route, almost turned into a cultivator later on. 1 Year later, I specifically found the book and wrote this review. How poisonous do you think your book is?

Listen to me, don't look, run!

As for this book, I would say it has a tiger head, a donkey brain, a wolf heart, a dog lungs, a rat body, a snake tail, and a pig butt! The beginning is really good (just before the dance scene, but the setting of the hundred-year-old old man's time travel becomes more and more poisonous as it goes on), but the level becomes lower and lower later on. I can't watch it anymore, and I wasted a while trying to poison it. I am writing this comment to warn latecomers.

You kill men casually, cut off women's hands, and you still want to help others break through? There's probably another stallion behind him who can't walk when he sees a woman.

Primary school Chinese Requirements: Connect the following four sentences with related words: (1) Sister Li is paralyzed; (2) Sister Li studies tenaciously; (3) Sister Li has learned many foreign languages; (4) Sister Li has learned acupuncture. (The correct answer should be: Although Sister Li was paralyzed, she studied tenaciously and not only learned many foreign languages, but also learned acupuncture.) It turned out that a group of naughty kids wrote too badly. Xiaohua wrote: Although Sister Li tenaciously learned acupuncture and many foreign languages, she is still paralyzed. Xiao Liu wrote: Sister Li not only learned foreign languages, but also learned acupuncture. She studied so tenaciously that she finally became paralyzed. Xiao Ding wrote: The reason why Sister Li was paralyzed was because she studied tenaciously. Not only did she learn many foreign languages, she even learned acupuncture. Xiaoxiao wrote: Sister Li is so tenacious in learning. Not only did she learn many foreign languages ​​and acupuncture, but she also learned to become paralyzed in the end. Xiaomi wrote: Sister Li has learned many foreign languages, learned acupuncture, and is stubbornly learning to be paralyzed. The highlight is always at the end: Xiao Ming wrote: Sister Li learned many foreign languages ​​​​and acupuncture through tenacious study, but ended up paralyzing herself by reading a foreign language version of an acupuncture book! Book waste welfare. . . . . . .

Some people complain about why the author uses Japan as the background. It's very simple. There is no living space for kendo in China. There are many kendo venues in Japan, but China only has gyms. If you don't rebirth and start in Japan, how can you write about rebirth in China's gym where muscles are king?