A Million Sword-Sharpening Sessions from the Start
开局百万次磨刀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Sharpening one's sword a hundred times at the start, thinking it would make one incredibly powerful... As a result, even killing the county magistrate's son required doing so secretly and discreetly. What's even more puzzling is that the protagonist already possesses power, it's not like he doesn't. Why would he bother activating the system first just to kill a small monster?
The blatant copying of Demon Slayer's setting is way too obvious 😅. At least change the name of the breathing techniques! The entrance exam also feels like the Hunter Exam, and while the name uses the name of the "Wind and Cloud" character, the setting is reminiscent of Hisoka from Hunter x Hunter. 😅 Overall, it's not bad, but there are too many familiar elements that easily pull you out of the story. Even if you're going to borrow from something, don't be so blatant.
I'm speechless. To see such a ridiculous plot in 2002 is unbelievable. It's fine if the Qingyuan Pill comes from the back mountain of the martial arts academy, or if there's infighting on the ship, but in the martial arts academy, they just mindlessly poison everyone.
The main character is great, but the martial arts academy in the book disgusted me.
After the initial success of sharpening the knife with a million coins, the protagonist feels disappointing. His revenge is so drawn-out and incomplete; he doesn't even bother to kill the enemy's entire family to prevent future troubles.
What's the point of sharpening a knife a million times besides activating the system?
The protagonist's entry into the martial arts academy is written inexplicably and is highly toxic.
This is fucking disgusting, especially the one about pay-to-win martial arts. Author, you shouldn't write books anymore; you're not suited for this.
It's pretty good, you can check it out.
This is a bait-and-switch tactic. If you're expecting an invincible protagonist, you can look elsewhere; this protagonist is a complete waste.