One Blade to Cut Through the Stars

The official version of this book is a thorn in the side... Even the powerful monsters from another world can be suppressed, but as a result, even a cult within can't do it. The official organization will always be at an absolute disadvantage when encountering a cult. Without a protagonist, I'm afraid all the officials would have to die. After the protagonist destroyed the cult's plan, the ninth-grade people who came over couldn't even keep the seventh-grade ones. The seventh-grade ones were already disgusting, and the sixth-grade cultists couldn't stay either. This ninth grade is just a piece of trash, a wine bag and a rice bag. What is even more unreasonable is that a cult force has developed to the same level as the country, with a complete chain of forces from first-grade to ninth-grade warriors. It is not enough to establish a country after such abuses. This officialdom is really becoming more and more useless as I read it, and I don't know how the cult, a group of despicable existences that believe in monsters, can practice so smoothly. Cultivation is so easy? Resources, understanding, and character are not needed? As long as ordinary people are caught, the official forces can continue to grow stronger through continuous killings, right? This cult can even be tortured by the government, but it is funny to actually believe in a group of alien monsters that have been temporarily suppressed by the government... How can such a group of dark scum who drink blood and do not have the mentality of a strong person have such a smooth cultivation? This author really rubs the word "reasonable" on the ground, and it is quite powerful to write about a psychiatric organization that cannot be put on the stage and its abuses are terrible

It was too watery, and it became more and more outrageous later on. At the beginning, level three could kill level four, but in the end, it could fight level seven before reaching level three in a day.

It's very strange. Other novels just add some martial arts or physical strength to make them stronger. How about you strengthen the weapons and then give the protagonist a lottery? Awesome!!!

The name of this book can be changed to something like "Shattering the Galaxy" 🤓

In the previous chapter, it was fine to forcefully kill a fourth-grade person with a third-grade one, but after just two chapters, a third-grade one was directly resisting a seventh-grade one without swiping the knife twice. This was outrageous, and he slipped away.

The first part of the book is pretty good, but I couldn't read it any further. It's so boring. The word count is so low that I can't understand what it's about. After reading chapter 270, I felt like going to sleep after reading two chapters. I felt drowsy after reading it.

Author, what do you think? As soon as I got the Xuanyuan Water Bead, it was snatched away by Sirius with a Grade A secret technique. After passing the ninth floor of the Martial Arts Tower, you can get points to exchange for the Grade A secret technique. The Xuanyuan Water Bead is currently unique! Why change?

Why do you have to join a force? Can't you find it yourself? There are many restrictions on joining a force. I think it's better for the protagonist to be more mysterious.

They are about to be exterminated, but they are still stuck in the exercises. Is it because they are arrogant or something?

No, no, no, no? Is there anyone who subscribes to such a poisonous book? For such a bad book, the author must have worked very hard to persist in writing a million words.