The Grandmaster Descends to the Mortal Realm
大师下凡
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- Completed
- Length
- 429k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The Longquan Sword hangs on the waist, and the Han Yuqin is carried on the back. After reading the world for a few autumn rains, I carry a quilt with me.
Great book, I'm a bookworm. I went through the starting point and Qiansi filter again and finally found one that I can read. Come on, come on e
The writing of these recent chapters has been baffling, and it feels like they have nothing to do with Chapter 200. It's incomprehensible.
I've finished reading the update. The description is very good, but I kept having a question throughout the whole process. Why is the sword so popular that the whole world likes to collect it?
As a forging professional, it's embarrassing. There are only two important things about a sword: material and heat treatment. You can make any sword by analyzing the metallographic structure produced by four fire treatments under a metallographic microscope such as titanium alloy and other alloys.
Alas, this book is good. But when I saw the protagonist accepting a Japanese as his disciple (female), I was speechless. All I can say is that it doesn't match my three views. It's a pity, but it still slipped away.
After the 200th chapter, all I can say is that it's a complete mess, it's useless, it doesn't fit in with the previous plot, and I'm speechless.
This book gives me the feeling of a divine drama. As far as I know, flowers blossom inside the walls and fragrance outside the walls. The three most famous swords in the world are nothing like the Chinese swords! It's too mythical. I hope the author can do some research. I'm not Hari, I'm just expressing my feelings.
It takes several years and half a year to sharpen other people's swords, but how long does it take for the protagonist's sword to be sharpened? Another question is, if those swords that took several years to be sharpened become dull, do they need to be sharpened for a few more years? I think a few years of sharpening will make the sword sharper.
Isn't it about making swords? Why is it Xiangjian?