After Ten Years of Sharpening My Sword, I Can Finally Cut Loose

Friends, what do you think is good about this book? Feel free to comment here. The following is the original post. I've subscribed to all chapters so far, not for any other reason than to feel justified in my criticism. This kind of book? A "high-quality" book? Recommended? If you can't write strategic battles, don't write them. It's so awkward and forced.

Some people applauded it, some criticized it. That's the difference between new and old bookworms. I believe most of those praising it are newbies, and most of those criticizing it are veterans. In short, if you want to read this book, don't use your brain, skim through it, and don't pay attention to the details. If you want to savor it, leave early! Full of flaws, incredibly awkward. 🤐🤐🤐

The biggest problem with this book is that it's all about scheming and plotting. Someone is determined to kill your whole family, and even if you don't have the power, you still have to constantly counter their moves just to drag out the pace and pad the word count?

I think this book is great, but it's too short. 🤫

You haven't even finished your last book, and you're already starting a new one? You've abandoned another book! I'm afraid to read your books anymore, they're toxic!

The dean said to a mental patient, "You saved a person who had fallen into the water, which was a good job. Unfortunately, he hanged himself." The mentally ill patient said smugly, "I'm the one who hung him up to dry!"

What kind of garbage is this? You're just padding the word count all day long. You've stopped caring about the plot! And yet you're still working on anti-piracy measures all the time. You post a chapter with the same paragraphs to pad the word count, and you're just trying to get full attendance bonuses. Why don't you just stop writing? Trying to find ways to reach so many words must be a real brain drain. If you had any self-awareness, you wouldn't be doing this. Where is your sense of shame?

This protagonist is such an idiot. The emperor wants to wipe out his entire family, and he obediently runs over to become the emperor's lackey, claiming it's for the greater good of the nation. Please, you've transmigrated; is it still the same nation? Seriously, this sycophant goes to such lengths. Why not just kill his whole family and then commit suicide to avenge your master?

The latest chapter's premise is completely off. It was supposed to be that the protagonist, having become a Celestial-level expert, would be among the top in the world, but in the capital alone, there are already over a dozen Celestial-level experts, while the major warlords haven't seen many. How did they survive until now?

The plot is unclear, and the world-building is particularly poor. How could a unified emperor collude with foreign tribes to attack the marquisate that helped the founding emperor conquer the country, especially since it was a marquisate with no intention of rebellion? This kind of behavior has never happened in China for thousands of years.