After Ten Years of Sign-In, a Servant Becomes an Invincible Sword Immortal

Is this what you call "playing it safe"? The real "playing it safe" is nobody's knowledge; they won't cause any big commotion.

The Chaos Sword Body... Well, that means there are also other sword bodies, spear bodies, axe bodies, hook bodies, halberd bodies, battle-axe bodies, fork bodies, and so on.

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Writing pretentious articles while wearing the guise of cunning.

This is practically apocalyptic! Every chapter is filled with killing; entire families are wiped out all the time. Do they even have that many people to kill? The villains are utterly brainless. Those guys in the secret realms, one a few floors above the next, fighting against dozens or even hundreds of floors above—how did they survive so long with such confidence in their abilities?

I can't take it... It's too pale...

Gou... Ha... Awakened lowly body... Can't block out anomalies... Went to break into the pavilion again, still anomalies... It's only been a few days and it's already like this. He complains about patrols, saying it's none of his business and to leave him alone... He'll just slap you in the face.

The writing is so illogical that I didn't want to read more than a few chapters. In the chapters about demonic cultivators, it felt like a ten-thousand-year-old sect was less powerful than the protagonist after just a few days of cultivation. The author should write invincible protagonist stories.

A wolf in sheep's clothing, is that what you call shirking responsibility?

The protagonist feels like a jinx; ever since he appeared, the sect has been constantly fighting, and the entire book is just fighting. There's nothing new about it!