The Record of Talismans and Swords Reaching Heaven

Before getting into this book, I read the author's remarks and thought it was an exaggeration that the idea alone took six years to conceive. But after reading about the Underworld, I believe it. Well, firstly, it's about the cultivation system. It's not that the entire cultivation world uses the same template.

Kudos to those who truly write books! I implore the author, regardless of success, not to retire from the literary world. As long as we put our hearts into it, that is our life; only a life lived with heart is truly meaningful. Those who don't put their hearts into it, no matter how glorious their past, are merely fleeting and cannot withstand the test of time.

Objectively speaking, it's a good book with a lot of depth. There's so much build-up in the beginning that I almost couldn't finish it, but once the Underworld arc begins, the scope really expands. The characters are well-developed, and you can't really hate the villains. It has a similar feel to Jade Dynasty.

The author's perseverance is admirable, and the writing really does get better and better as it goes on. Keep it up! The early chapters of "Red Heart Patrol" were not popular, but now it's a hit.

I was recommended this by a neighboring section. Judging from the author's description, they seem to have a lot of ideas and a broad vision. The poor performance might simply be due to a lack of exciting opening moments. It's unfortunate; fewer and fewer people can sit down and read good books these days, which is probably why light novels are so prevalent.

After reading two chapters, I learned that the protagonist's father is very powerful in the village, and even the clan chief has to treat him with utmost respect. However, in order to make his son an ordinary person, the protagonist's father ignores him completely, and his son is even bullied by someone who has only a slight connection with the clan chief, yet the father remains silent.

Even though I read a pirated copy, that doesn't stop me from thinking this book is really good. One recommendation vote a day, okay? 😁

After reading a few chapters, I found the author quite handsome, so I cast all my recommendation votes. Keep it up! 🤭

Fellow Daoists reading this far, have you noticed that the chessboard in the Immortal Water Cave, a prophecy laid out by Xu Jingyang using all his life's cultivation and willpower, supposedly containing the grand scheme of the world, was originally thought to be prepared for the chosen one, Su Junheng. However, Qi Longxuan, the one who broke the game, appeared.

The beginning was really good, but after joining the sect, a few random women became really annoying! I gave up.