The Dark World at My Fingertips

Do you know what a weapon weighing over 20 jin (approximately 10 kg) means? Let me put it this way: the Miao Dao (a type of Chinese sword) I'm currently practicing with is 145 cm long and weighs 3.7 Jin (approximately 1.85 Catties). I find it quite strenuous to practice with it.

End this relationship as soon as possible. What does three hundred years of blood and fire even mean? Three years of dating? That's enough time to wear down any feelings. What are you still agonizing over? You'd be better off ending it cleanly and starting a new life.

Using previously influential elements as a tool to attract readers is a common tactic in online novels. Its origins are unknown, but the earliest work that can be accurately identified is *Infinite Terror*, the progenitor of the infinite flow genre (there should be earlier works, but I don't remember them well, and their influence is probably less than this one). It used movies as its inspiration.

After reading a few chapters, I felt a bit choked up and had to get some things off my chest. As someone who lived for three hundred years before his rebirth, he was betrayed, imprisoned, and tortured to death. After being reborn, even if he's not filled with resentment and ready for revenge, he should at least focus on accumulating strength.

It basically piles up all the worst elements: classmates are all children of high-ranking officials, rescuing an old man, forced posturing, forced confrontation, forced magnanimity, forced maturity. It's a waste of the dark fantasy genre.

Having read so many comments praising the author's toxic romantic subplots, I won't discuss that. Instead, let's talk about other aspects. First, after reading 30 chapters, 90% of the content is essentially a live-action dark fantasy game. Ignoring the plot, it truly feels like a game; it's like the author is promoting a game streamer.

The romance storyline has been completely revised from scratch. Thank you for your suggestions! Any points that were forgotten during the writing process, which caused some abrupt transitions later in the text, have been corrected. Finally, I welcome everyone's reading and suggestions if you find any problems. Thank you.

He was already dead after being hunted for over two hundred years for exposing the dark world, and now he's reborn only to be exposed again in Chapter 12? You're truly wise. Poisoning strikes.

That's it for chapter 23! The subject matter is alright, but the plot is really bad. My ex-girlfriend is something else; she's been betrayed and still thinks about me. That's ridiculous. 2. He was still thinking of giving away medicine. He was just as foolish in his past life and never learned his lesson. He went on a rampage in the park and got caught on camera... With the protagonist's character, it's no wonder he was hunted down in his past life.

A sword saint who has lived for three hundred years. Despite being constantly vigilant, I was ambushed by the lowest-level monster, the bristly rat. He then anticipated that he couldn't defeat five Fallen Ones, but after being discovered, he easily and without taking any damage, killing all the Fallen Ones in return. I thought I could kill all the zombies, but I almost got killed instead. I don't even know how to criticize the author's character design and plot.