A Man in Dashang, Wielding a Sword to Cut the Sky

When I read the title of the book, I took it for granted. I liked this kind of bad-ass protagonist. But in the introduction, if you look at me slashing the sky with a knife, I won't be able to handle it!

To be honest, when it comes to the period of becoming a god, only caring about oneself is the best way out. First, small people are likely to be cannon fodder in the calamity. In fact, you can join either side of the human camp. The fight between these two forces is the human race's own problem. But if you are a small person, there is a high probability that you will still be cannon fodder. If you are very powerful, there is a high probability of being plotted. As for joining the heaven and becoming a god in the body, This is a good idea. If you can't pass the test of conscience, then you can only hide and recite the three volumes of Huang Ting. You can also join the West. But as the protagonist, you should be somewhat sure of your own abilities. You can really enjoy it in the novel, but in reality, it's best to just keep it together. People can't calculate the sky. Of course, if you are directly invincible, you can break the way of heaven and reshape the prehistoric era.

I can't stand it after reading two chapters. The protagonist is mentally deficient.

Since it is Ji Dan, then the problem arises. Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

I skipped most of the meaningless chapters and only read the key parts, but I still found them to be quite enjoyable.

A world that can live the dead with human flesh and white bones cannot even destroy the Dantian.

What's the use of learning martial arts in Fengshen? Why not gain merit? Merits can be added to one's body. God can also reforge the immortal body.

After reading 2 chapters, I flipped through the table of contents... The whole table of contents didn't look like a salty fish, but it seemed like he was always making trouble. As far as the contents of the first two chapters were concerned, the protagonist was a fragile loser. He was a single orphan who was afraid that others would not pay his salary and was owed for half a year. He was scolded for half a year. In the end, he jumped off the building without taking the boss and his family down...

I can't stand it anymore. You come to a world of cultivating immortals to practice martial arts. I don't want to talk anymore.

Traveling through the prehistoric times and riding horses for thousands of years, one can become a saint, which is called the "Horse Saint". Hahahahahahahaha...

I accidentally read this book and saw the word "salted fish", which reminded me of a line in Shaolin Football: "If you don't have dreams, what's the difference between being a human being and salted fish?" The author must also be a person with dreams. I remember Socrates said that the most happy thing in the world is to fight for dreams.

It's so embarrassing, I can't stand it anymore

Travel through the gods to practice martial arts and travel through loneliness.

Please keep it up, author, it's really great💛💚❤️

The protagonist is Ji Dan! ! Holy man! Yuansheng, the first saint

I couldn't stand Chapter 1 anymore. He acted so unwisely, not like an adult at all, and simply retarded. What's more, in a world of gods and demons, people would be taken away by such a performance. I don't understand why the author would write such content.

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~