A Sword-Written Epic

This novel is good; it keeps the reader engaged and interested, which might be why it's not more popular. Other novels with similar content have significantly more words. While avoiding padding is a strength, many things are left unsaid, making the novel incomplete. To this day, we still don't know what kind of person the protagonist is; there's almost no psychological description of him.

This book boasts a wonderfully conceived plot, making it a rare and enjoyable read in the fantasy genre. The protagonist is vividly portrayed with well-developed personalities, reminiscent of Wei Xiaobao from Jin Yong's *The Deer and the Cauldron*.

Has the protagonist gotten back on track? I'm still keeping it.

I read a few chapters, but I couldn't take it anymore. The author says warriors have higher stats than thieves, only slightly lower agility, yet they get constantly stabbed in the back by thieves. You could rename this book "Agility is King, Thief Legend."

I'm selfish, and I don't understand why someone portrayed as cunning and treacherous would get scammed and still help the scammer count the money. It's really unpleasant to watch. The description of the bloodline awakening wasn't very good either. Overall, it's not to my taste. Goodbye.

However, I really like normal and reasonable dark novels, but the plot is still a bit too depressing, and he still suffers a lot of hardships in 1997. While the protagonist can hardly be called kind or selfish, Katarina, Collins, and the witch definitely owe him a debt of gratitude. Especially Katarina; if the protagonist wanted to kill her, she would have died long ago.

1. The protagonist has no moral boundaries, which leads to many problematic aspects, but this varies from person to person; I still found it quite enjoyable to watch. 2. Overall, it's fairly funny, but the author likes to mix sweetness with bitterness. It's like developing a well-rounded supporting character and then having the main character betray and kill them amidst the laughter.

I don't know where I found this book, I searched for ages and finally found it here. I think this book is really well written, with a few flaws, but it's really good. The plot, writing style, and emotions are all super enjoyable for someone like me who likes fantasy. Compared to your later books, I still think this is your peak, it's just a pity... If you have any more fantasy books like this, I'll subscribe to them all 😭😭. It's really well written, what a pity.

Seriously, think about it carefully: the more inhuman the ancestors, the more powerful they are; the human guardian deities are practically naked... Isn't this Tower Cat just a harbinger of the Sorrowful Wind? Maybe the four great families even consider Tower Cat a descendant of gods 🤫

The author was quite funny at the time, posting his own videos all over the internet, and even mentioning some family trivia at the end of each chapter, especially operating an excavator and collecting bottles. I was worried the author wouldn't survive, but who would have thought that not only would this book be finished, but a new book would be released and a serialized work would be featured in…