The Peerless Sword Saint from Ashina Castle

As a new writer, the author's writing is quite good, but there is a problem with the subject matter. Sekiro is a niche game with global sales of only over 5 million, and the maximum number in China is 800,000, and only more than 60% have passed it. How many of them read novels, and how many read the original version. When writing fan fiction, they rely on big IP to attract readers. The author's choice of Sekiro may not be as well-known as Shanghai Fortress. I have never seen anyone else play it except me. It is better to just write the history of the development of bandits, called From Bandits Ruled Japan, in which the character setting remains the same, the storyline remains the same, the names are changed, the focus is on characterization, and the protagonist is set as a time-travelling newcomer who does not know the plot, relies on intelligence, abandons the fan setting, and writes a story of his own. Moreover, if this book becomes popular, it will only inspire Sekiro, but will not feed back the Book If it contradicts the author's opinion, the above opinions are pure fart.

Wow, I've wanted to read a Sekiro fanfic for a long time, but I've never found a good one. The writing in this one really hits the mark for me, and I give you three recommendation votes. To mention some of my own opinions, Ashina Castle is very rich in iron ore, so much that it can be mined at will on the surface, and there are knives like Kakimaru with indestructible properties. His forging can actually add a special setting, and then there are people like Robert. In fact, there are many things that can be evolved in armaments. If Japan's armaments in that period could always have a heavily armored army, they could go out to grab territory and population. The population of Ashina is too small. If it wants to develop, it must be a way to increase the population. The world of Sekiro is different from the ordinary world. I hope to see the dreamy side, Orochi, and the monkey army with superb swordsmanship. I don't know if the author wants to write that the whole world is different or just Ashina is special, or I hope to see a wonderful story. Come on! ! ! Want more refinement. . .

I finished reading it in two days, and I was holding back to evaluate it. The writing is still good, and it is worth reading. Starting from Hades, I don't know if it's a self-increasing world view or something. Anyway, I feel that the style has changed suddenly, and it has taken a sharp turn. The theme is unclear and inexplicable. Although the protagonist has achieved ghosts and gods, he has been forced to decline. The author feels sleepwalking. Suspected of mixing word numbers

Why do you feel like it's a little watery after it's put on the shelves? Or maybe the author doesn't know what to write? Go out and lead troops to fight, with conquest as the main line and sword practice as the side line. It would be great to experience the local customs and various supernatural events along the way. There is also the heroine, the female ninja. Either accept her or write less about her. Who can bear it if a seed is buried in the soil and never sprouts.

There are very few Sekiro novels. Come on, author.

I felt in the early stage that it would be a masterpiece, but I was also wondering why there were so few people. When I saw it on the shelves, I didn't even think about the full version. Later on, it became more and more popular. What I wanted to see was the protagonist killing monsters and upgrading, fighting for hegemony during the Warring States period, or practicing sword practice on a daily basis. Why Out of the Underworld? It's really hard to watch Monkey. It's too watery. Even deleting 2,000 words from one chapter doesn't affect the viewing. Really, this is a book where the protagonist kills the inner palace, kills snakes, watches Tokugawa Ieyasu, kills dragons, and can score 85 points all the way. What a pity.

When I had nothing to do, I took a look at the discussion forum and saw all the monsters and monsters that shocked me for a whole year

The protagonist suddenly turned Sekiro into a Nioh.

The 500 comment limit is really a scam. Can I get a refund if I write poorly later?

I have watched it for so long, and I can only say that it started to change its flavor starting from Vajra Temple. I couldn't watch it and it was a bit boring. . . I don't know if it's just me. To be honest, Kongangji Temple is okay and quite satisfactory, but it's not okay when that woman appears in the back.