Master of the Sword

Is there anyone? Let me write one. Although I haven't watched it yet

I want to say something before I recommend it. The beginning of this book is very tortuous. At that time, I wanted to write a game novel, and I planned a novel about cyberpunk and League of Legends plus Cxulu. The outline was almost complete. Then I sent it to Loach and told me there was nothing to write about... I had to start over. I have written several versions, and I never want to give up on the League of Legends theme, but it is really not outstanding. Then one night, I was thinking about what I should write. Taking games as a starting point, what is new and innovative? Thinking about it, I thought of traveling through time twice. The protagonist travels from the earth and comes back many years later. Pretending to be cool is an old trick. I took one more step above this, and then traveled into the game, using the sword as a selling point, trying to make the protagonist change the entire world. Then you can sign the contract. Because it is about cultivation, I will naturally get closer to my favorite cultivation novels. And the cultivation novel that I admire the most is Dao Chaotian. Mao DaDa's book is really well written. So when I was writing this book, I wanted to be very similar to Mao Ni in terms of writing style, and I did it in some places. But as I wrote more and faster, my own style emerged unconsciously. What is my style? ​ No style. At this time, only one complete plot has been written, which is for the protagonist to become the leader of the Yijian Sect and take charge of the entire Jiufang Mountain. In this process, there are areas that I am satisfied with, but there are also obvious shortcomings. The most satisfying part is the "Swords Falling" section of Da **. I consciously wrote the best expression that I can at my level. When I was writing, I was thinking about the scene of swords falling and cruel harvest. Riding a sword is really a very beautiful and cruel thing. But there are still shortcomings, and the most dissatisfying one to me is Zhen Budao's motivation as the villain to desperately eliminate the protagonist Chen Xiao. The inevitable retribution in character cannot make up for the shortcomings in logic. This is indeed a point that I did not consider when writing the outline. If I were to rewrite it, I might design it better. However, as Chen Xiao said, you will never regret anything you have done. Because there is no point in regretting. In future plots, I will try to avoid such logical flaws as much as possible. This is not only responsible for those of you who read my books, but also for my books, and even more responsible for myself. The Internet article has been floating around for three years, leaving nothing but backache. But I want to leave something behind. The results of this book will not be very good, but I will write it down seriously. The same thing has been said in books written under other pen names, but basically it has never been done. I hope this pen name and this book can do that. I will recommend it tomorrow. If possible, I hope you will raise your hand and add it to your favorites, make a recommendation, and write a comment. Your support is the only motivation for me to keep moving forward. 2019.10.19 September 21st, Year of Jihai Happy birthday to dad! ——The arrogance of November