There Is a Sword in Kunlun

I've discovered the biggest problem with this book: in order to showcase the team, everyone assumes they can relentlessly exploit the protagonist without any consequences. So what sustains the protagonist? His luck and intuition? For example, the fragments distributed by the team are obtained through the protagonist's military merits, the dungeons are found by the protagonist himself, and the…

Years have passed in dreams of reading scriptures in the mountains; one day I descend the mountain, the sword's edge is cold. I traveled across the land seeking myriad methods, wandering far and wide in search of the Daoist scriptures. Enemies, friends, relatives, and teachers become intertwined in the martial world, traversing the four seas in pursuit of beauty. Once I swallowed the elixir, I realized that my fate was not determined by heaven. —Chapter 549.

Let me say a few more words… The initial intention of the tip was to give the author some confidence, to let me know that your book is well-written and that many people like it, including myself… Furthermore, writing about online games is extremely difficult. Many of the early online game writing masters either changed their style or simply disappeared.

The protagonist is Xue Lei, right? Wang Qing worked himself to the bone, comprehending the Great Dao and grinding through dungeons to become a first-rate cultivator, and Xue Lei just got Wang Qing's Five Profound Principles and became a first-rate cultivator? That's ridiculous, haha. What a waste of my subscriptions.

I was immediately confronted with Xue Lei, and after skipping a few chapters, I was faced with Xue Lei again. Then I switched back to the beginning and confirmed that the protagonist's name was Wang Qing. I fell into deep thought. Xue Lei is the protagonist, and having a sycophantic follower like Wang Qing is already a bit much. But Wang Qing, who's always fawning over him, is the protagonist?

Let's build a small thread, 50 yuan per floor, let's aim for 600 floors first, I'll go first! There are fewer and fewer high-quality online games, and the subscription rate is relatively low, so we must support this! Keep it up, author! It's really well written.

Overall, this book is well-written, especially the parts about games. However, when it comes to social aspects, it's utter garbage. The protagonist is the kind who only gives without expecting anything in return. He gives so much, and then expects his friends to pay a price when they ask for something in return.

Regarding the character Xue Lei in the article, if such a person existed in reality, I would absolutely not be friends with him. The reason is simple: even the best of friends should reciprocate and keep public and private matters separate. I helped you before, so shouldn't you help me when I'm in trouble? In the recent plot, the protagonist suffered a qi deviation and was forced into seclusion.

The character Xue Lei is truly a piece of shit fed to the readers. The main character basically led the entire team, but he was just following behind Xue Lei as a subordinate. After the battle, Xue Lei had 5,000 battle merits, while the protagonist had only 600, and he felt he had gained an advantage.

Seeing the new book release reminded me that this book was still on my shelf. All I can say is that I was disgusted by Xue Lei back then and never bothered to finish reading it.