I Have Billions of Sword Techniques
我有亿万种剑术
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 516k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I once read a novel where the protagonist followed a swordsmanship path, and I felt it was exceptionally well-written. It described three paths to the pinnacle of swordsmanship: becoming a sword immortal who comprehends sword intent, becoming a sword saint who controls the domain, and continuing down the path of skill-based sword god.
The premise is appealing, but the plot is rather bland. The protagonist is constantly burdened with extras and keeps acquiring new ones, seemingly unaware of his own limitations. Without the author's overpowered abilities, the main character would have died long ago. In a dangerous world, instead of focusing on self-improvement, he has the audacity to worry about others.
The plot development is a bit awkward. Fighting is fighting, but why so much resentment and brutality? Ten years in the God Realm, losing skills and memories doesn't mean losing all the experiences, right?
Well, the book is pretty good, and the subject matter is also good. I initially thought it was about a Chinese Han sword based on the title, but it turned out to be a Japanese sword, which felt a bit awkward. If it were a Chinese sword, I probably would have kept reading. Anyway, the subject matter is great, I hope the author keeps it up! 💪💪 Goodbye!
Deep Diver
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It's one thing for Westerners to appear in a fantasy world, but to have English newspapers too? I have to admire the author's imagination.
The author has seamlessly blended Cthulhu mythos, fantasy, and a system, creating something truly unique! As a reader, it provided me with an exhilarating reading experience, like an endless glass of ice-cold soda! The tight pacing and harmonious expression make it a truly rare and precious work. Some dialogues feel a bit forced, and the characters aren't very distinct, but it's not a big deal.
It's pretty good, keep it up and don't abandon it! 😍😍
The swordplay is Japanese-style, the fantasy elements are Chinese-style, and there are British people in the immortal realm—this is a novel with a mixed style.
So it turns out it's all anime/manga... 😅