Wielding a Sword Across the Heavens

I have read a volume and it is well written. I hope the author sticks to his own ideas and completes the book. Books that are influenced by readers will either be thrown away or eunuchs. After all, it is difficult to agree with everyone. You cannot satisfy everyone. It is most important to understand the positioning and audience of your book.

A good book, come on, stick to the Chinese style, the author is very innovative! Also, don't be a eunuch. If you don't want to write, tell us in advance and we will automatically change our position. When many authors of this kind of novels first started writing, they swore that they would not be able to be eunuchs. However, in the end, they slowly updated every day, every two days, and slowly stopped updating. They became his uncle's eunuch. I wonder what the fate of your book will be? Hope there will be a good result! Come on, Saonian!

I read the first two volumes. Yes, the writing is indeed good, but the protagonist's admiration for Buddhism is really hard to watch. It is not that there are good people and eminent monks in Buddhism, but it is too much to praise Shaolin so much. Moreover, Shaolin Monk and Shang Jia basically kneeled down to lick the barbarian court. I didn't read the pirated version, but just read the reviews. Some said that the protagonist learned Taoist Kung Fu. But what I saw in the first two volumes was the admiration for the rent collectors in Shaolin Temple and the trash who exploited the common people. Moreover, when Buddhism was in chaos in China, it also advocated killing all the Han people. The more I know about the dirty things in Buddhism, the more disgusted I become. The Buddha is the Enlightened One, but most of the Buddhist disciples are the disciples of Bo Xun.

The protagonist follows the path of Taoism, Taoism, Taoism! Say important things three times! The first creation of martial arts was Taoism!

In the past few posts, I haven't read the latest chapter of the book. Is that where I'm losing my mind? The protagonist of this book is a Taoist priest! ! ! Don't mislead readers! If this book is poisonous, I advise you to wash your eyes first!

The writing is quite good, keep up the good work and write more when you have time. The small amount is a flaw.

It's just a novel, and it has so many reveries added to it. Besides, the dispute between Buddhism and Taoism is said to be used by people to fight for the luck of Taoism. It doesn't matter what you are reading about a novel (it's almost a book shortage due to book reviews). Although Buddhists are now represented by various scumbags. But their central idea is also to persuade people to do good, to pay attention to cause and effect, and not to judge the point of view. When I say this, I don't mean that I believe in Buddhism. I don't believe in Buddhism, nor do I believe in Taoism. I only read novels, as long as the world view set by the author is correct, no matter whether he believes in Buddhism or Taoism, as long as it is enjoyable, comfortable and can kill time. Are these important? A novel is a novel, so what's the point of talking about it if it's not enjoyable. Just started reading and picked up on the second chapter!

Is it a book about kneeling down and licking a female when you see one?

Is this the author's first book? The writing style of this novel is first-rate. Although it is a novel about traveling through an infinite world, it is unique and has a lot of heart. Cut out the shapes and shadows of many stories, and then integrate them into your own needs and thoughts, evolving into colorful new worlds. The description of the way of cultivation makes people yearn for it, and the emotional aspect is even more carefree and free.

I just feel that I am too weak. I have been reincarnated several times. How many lifetimes have accumulated? Isn't it possible that I am still invincible at the same level? Xiantian still narrowly wins against Xiantian.