All the World's Affairs Come Down to the Sword

Could the author please plan the cultivation realms more clearly? It's getting a bit tiring to read. There are already four realms and three innate paths; at least explain them in detail. Also, mention the realms to people you meet. They're always terrifyingly strong, more frightening than I imagined, and it's exhausting. (The writing is quite good; I hope you'll accept it.)

I haven't read a novel in a long time, but I took a quick look and it's really good! I'm still 9999 followers away from 10,000, so let's keep working hard!

The male protagonist is, to put it nicely, innocent; to put it bluntly, stupid. The old sword demon raised this thing for 17 years, and he even said he should just let him live a decent life, and that he'd be lucky if he didn't end up being sold to a black market mine by human traffickers. I'm not saying the protagonist should be cunning and treacherous, but at least he could be a little clever.

It's such a pity that such a good book has been wasted.

I gave up after reading about a hundred chapters of this book. The protagonist's personality is, to put it nicely, naive; to put it bluntly, idiotic. It's boring. The story is alright, but I just don't really like the protagonist.

The characters and story are similar to those in Qin's Moon. Situ Kong is Dao Zhi, Lian Hao is Xiang Shaoyu, Qin Wanfeng is Tianming, and Zhang An'an is Lin'er.

I only read the first two chapters, and I felt it was a bit wordy, repeatedly expressing the same idea.

The characters are similar to those in Qin's Moon.

Jiu-chan, does this book have a female lead? The world's number one, invincible, and cutest Jiu-chan, please answer me! Please! °❆. ヾ(*´▽`*)ﾉ❄°.