The Grandmaster Descends to the Mortal Realm
大师下凡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 429k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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210Chapters
7kRecommendations
9kFans
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He wore a Longquan sword at his waist and carried a cold jade zither on his back. Having witnessed the vicissitudes of life, I carry only a paper quilt with me.
Good book! I'm a seasoned bookworm, and after scouring Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) countless times, I finally found one I could read. Keep it up!
The last few chapters have been written inexplicably, and they seem to have absolutely no connection to chapter 200. They're incomprehensible.
I've finished reading the update. The description is very good, but I've had a question throughout the whole process: why is the sword so popular that the whole world likes to collect it?
As someone specializing in forging, it's a bit awkward, but swords are really only about two things: material and heat treatment. If you analyze the microstructure of any alloy, like titanium, under a metallographic microscope, after four heat treatments, you can make any kind of sword.
Sigh, at first glance, this book seems good. But when I saw the protagonist take a Japanese woman as his apprentice, I was speechless. To put it simply, it doesn't align with my values. It's a pity, but I'll still leave.
After chapter 200, all I can say is that it's a complete mess, utterly worthless. It's completely disjointed and incoherent with the earlier plot. Speechless.
This book feels like a fantasy drama to me. As far as I know, it's popular domestically but not internationally. The world's three most famous blades don't even include Chinese swords! It's too mythical. I hope the author can do some research. I'm not a Japanophile, just expressing my feelings.
Other people's swords take years or even half a year to sharpen, but how long has it taken the protagonist to sharpen his sword? Another question: if those swords that took years to sharpen become dull, do they need to be sharpened for several more years? I think it would take several years to wear the sword down completely.
It's supposed to be about sword forging, not sword judging.