Tokyo Sword Saint 2077
东京剑圣2077
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The author's writing style is very mature; they're probably not a novice. My impression of this is that it's better than the other Tokyo Sword Saint. Then there are the drawbacks. First, the plot is too fast-paced, making it hard to breathe.
The biggest problem with this book seems to be whether ordinary people can still go to school in a cyberpunk world.
A wonderful idea: why don't normal people without prosthetics just get two extra arms? Wouldn't it be cool to have two extra arms? Plus, it could increase work efficiency.
😭Come back, Tokyo Sword Saint😭 🌟My Proudest Faith🌟 ⚡️The vivid memories of Yuan Ye⚡️ 😭Tears are inexplicably flowing😭 💥I vaguely remember the Dragon Demon Mask💥 👍And powerful psionic abilities too!👍 ⚡️Repel all the enemies⚡️ ✨I can stay up all night watching without getting tired✨
Too many meaningless questions, it's not very interesting, and there's too much internal monologue. This kind of self-analysis in a personal novel writing style is too petty. Describe more battle scenes, use the cheat system to explore the limits of force, and blow up all obstacles!
What if he comes back to life?
I added bookshelves in high school, and I'm already graduated from college and working, but I still haven't finished reading them.
It depicts the male protagonist's attire when he goes on a mission.
I just hope the author doesn't abandon this book; I really love it.
I never imagined that something so well-written would be abandoned.
It's a bit of a pity.
I watched it around 2020 along with Tokyo Kendo. It's hard to believe almost six years have passed. I wonder how the author is doing with his part-time job. It would be nice if he had time to write; at least I'd know he's still around.