From the Start, I Draw My Sword and Sign In 100,000 Times

I can't help but ask, since the Eight-Nine Arcane Arts is a technique that uses strength to prove the Dao, why are you so fixated on using a sword?

If one has no woman in their heart, drawing their sword will naturally make them a god. I hope the author can put this statement into practice in this work! Full subscription received.

Ten years, 3650 days; an average of 28 times per day.

Please add to your favorites, invest, and recommend! ʕ๑•ɷ•๑ʔ❀ A friend just told me that following along is crucial, so guys, try to check it out after each daily update! Unfortunately, the author found out too late. The results weren't good, and there's probably no chance of getting a recommendation this week. But no matter what, stay calm and I will never stop updating!

I've only read up to chapter six. My personal suggestion is that the protagonist can have some female confidantes, but shouldn't have a harem. Of course, this is on the premise that you know how to depict romance.

I read this book from chapter 1 to chapter 64, and I think it's pretty good, so I'd like to recommend it to everyone. The author's writing style is quite good, especially the classic elements, which are perfectly integrated into the book without feeling forced. It's clear the author is well-read and highly knowledgeable. The descriptions of characters and settings are very detailed and accurate.

I think I'm following novels without a female lead.

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I've read over ninety chapters of this book. The author's writing style is quite good, but the fight scenes are somewhat poorly written. It's supposed to be a fast-paced, action-packed novel, yet several chapters are dedicated to the protagonist's fights with minor characters, making it feel a bit padded and unlike a typical fast-paced story.

Does the author know how to achieve the Gandharva ending in the mobile version?