It All Began with Pulling the Sword from the Stone

1. The introduction says that the Sword in the Stone is the most powerful artifact in the world. . . Is this looking down on the Eastern background? . . Others are waiting to discuss after reading the book 2. Well, it turns out that the West is the strongest in the world, and the author's introduction is really easy to attract people. 3. Updated on March 2. Well, I enjoyed the content, and there are some content that LSPs like to see, but I don't know if it is because of preconceived notions caused by reading the introduction. I always feel that the article says beyond words that the Sword in the Stone is not only the strongest in the West at the time, but also the strongest in the world (face covering)

Doesn't anyone think foreigners look weird? I feel like people everywhere praise foreigners for their good looks. I personally can't accept it.

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This introduction is full of interesting things, and I really can't complain about it, so I quickly gave it a two-coin reward. What I want to say is that during the Tang Dynasty, when Britain declared war on the Tang Dynasty, they would be fucked indefinitely, even to death.

The beginning is good, but the ending is unfinished. I don't understand why I have to cut off the extraordinary power myself? Although I can accept the explanation of the Dark Legion of the Abyss, why should the extraordinary power be abolished?

Can a sword in the stone be called the most powerful artifact? Are there not enough weapons in China for you to choose from?

Emmmm Now that I have read half of it, I would like to express my personal opinion (only my personal opinion) 1. After the protagonist activates the plug-in, the response of the Tang Dynasty is only to discuss with the envoy to release him, but does not arrange for personnel to contact the protagonist secretly, or directly bring him back forcibly (a Tang Dynasty will not be without legends, right? There are more than 3 legends before the sun sets: the heroine and the bishop still have background) Just mention it to the envoy in your own country and be done? After all, he is known to have the legendary bloodline of the protagonist! It's so worthless. Does a person who becomes an emperor have this kind of IQ? And when we were on the plane, we had sex with the heroine, right? But as mentioned before, awakening to transcendence requires increasing physical strength, right? The heroine is a legend (no matter how trashy she is, she is far more than the protagonist, right?). The protagonist had not completed the physical training at that time. Even if he has completed it here, how can he break the defense? ? ? Is your physical fitness too different? ? ? How can a legend break through the defenses of someone who has not yet entered the extraordinary realm? 2. When the protagonist accepted the allegiance of the four succubi, there was a foreshadowing: Cultivate your own power. Then now I only see the protagonist going crazy and the heroine exposing her own strength, how far she has cultivated, and what bloodline she has activated. (Did you really think that a complete stranger before would treat you wholeheartedly just for the sake of your bloodline? This is the mentality of people who have cultivated to legend???) You have never mentioned the issue of your own power. Do you really think that you will be safe and sound because you have the bloodline of the Holy Sword? ? ? We're not from the same country as others, so they're just laissez-faire when they delegate power? Or is the artifact's plug-in in the article just that big? Do you even have to sacrifice your own body to the legend in front of you? 3. The protagonist has never thought of his parents in this world until now. Although he has traveled through time, the article said that he has traveled 20 years. Are these the parents who have raised you for 20 years? ? ? (The only thing mentioned is that he was used as a bargaining chip in the transaction between the emperor and the envoy.) Addicted to women? Or lack of IQ? Or is the protagonist just so brainless and needs to grow up? 4. Now I see the protagonist activating the omniscient bloodline. Let's talk about this plug-in. It is incomplete, right? Now we are a protagonist who has not yet entered the transcendent world observing a dark one who has become a transcendent one, right? As an extraordinary person who dares to commit crimes, will he not have the ability to counter-investigation? I looked at the passage describing the Dark One, does it have some elements of defeating the boss? Mr. Ke's elemental sanity value can directly affect ability users of the same level or beyond, not to mention the protagonist who has not yet entered the extraordinary world. Even if the Sword in the Stone protects the protagonist, there is no description in the article. This is my personal opinion right now. I don't know how the plot will develop in the future. When the power level is low, the protagonist does not experience plot growth. How to write the plot of the protagonist when the power level is high? I have been reading novels for 6 or 7 years, and this is the first time I have written such a long book review. If there is something wrong in the writing, you can discuss it together. There is no need to attack me directly. I personally feel that if I am wrong, I can change it. Sorry, that's all, thank you for watching!

PS1: This book has nothing to do with "Fate". PS2: I don't like the reality of Britain, and I wish that Britain would end soon. But the sun never sets in this book has nothing to do with the reality of Britain, which is declining day by day. Please do not substitute it. If you insist on substituting, you win. PS3: I met an old British man at work. He had an arrogant face and was extremely disgusting. I still feel disgusted when I think about it now.

Arthur, who has both Eastern and Western styles

I feel like the princess should look like this