I Am a Sword Master in Japan

I saw that the protagonist was so poisoned when he started to learn breathing techniques and practice the sword moves he learned from Wudang in his previous life. I just changed the sword skills learned from Wudang to the Taiyi Yishin Sword, which has a name similar to that of Japanese kendo (can't it be called Taiyi Sword? For the word "duo shui"?) What did you think about the sword moves that can add buffs? Brain? You can still gain buffs silently, do you dare to talk nonsense? This is the first time I've heard that buffs can be applied to swordsmanship except in games. Even in other novels, he uses internal energy and energy to increase his strength and speed in the supporting mental method. That's good for you. If you say it's a supporting buff in the breathing method to increase strength, he can make sense of it, right?

This novel was written too fast, and he was still injured, so he went to test the knife and spar with his sister.

The protagonist just fights bad guys for experience. Isn't it better for you to join a club and practice with people non-stop than if you go around looking for people to fight? After all, I have experience competing with my sister and can receive systematic guidance! And how many times can you fight if you don't fight well? There can't be dozens of colleges in one area! In addition, most gangsters have no skills in fighting, and most of them rely on ruthlessness. I really don't believe that students who have been systematically trained are weaker than gangsters!

Guys, don't read it for the past two weeks 😭 Please read it, you will die if you read it again during the new book period 😢

Bujima Saeko

This book is neither good nor bad At first I thought the setting of this book was quite interesting, it felt a bit like the Ultimate Class. But after the protagonist learned the realm, I was confused. Do you want to be a sword master or a god of the ninja world? It comes up to open the field, and then there is the art of the waterfall, which does not reflect the power of the protagonist's swordsmanship at all. It's the last game of the national competition. Before, you could barely hide your strength. Now that you're in the last battle, why don't you just start to explode? Another complaint, the supporting characters are more like swordsmen than the protagonist, and the protagonist is like a warlock with a sword 😥.

Except for the male protagonist, all of them are female characters, but all of them are female supporting characters. What kind of confusing setting is this for humans? Is this a monk novel or a harem novel?

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I don't know why in books like Tokyo, the protagonists are basically taking the exams for Tokyo University, but I haven't seen a single person who passed the exam. I don't know why at all. If you want to take a political route, you shouldn't go to the United States for development. This is much more reliable than becoming a high-ranking official in Japan.

I don't know if it's a personal reason or something else, but I get annoyed when I see the author describing everything as being stunning and peerless. Why is she such a peerless beauty? That's not what laziness is. I'll try to describe it in some beautiful sentences. Everything is stunning. It's truly stunning!

I see that many people who were reborn in Japan were bullied and took revenge after time travel. Brother, can you change the beginning? It really makes me sick. There are so many people in Japan, can't they change it? 😰

Can you call me sister normally? I didn't call you sister Seshit when I watched Western Fantasy? It makes me sick to death...

I really don't understand your kendo level. To put it simply, no matter how much the protagonist doesn't like to learn, he has been studying for so many years and is not even a first-level swordsman. It's hard to say, the protagonist's sister is in the eighth level of kendo. I just want to ask the author, what is the highest level of swordsmanship? According to the background in the novel, is the protagonist's sister a unique genius, or is she an outstanding talent? One more thing, this bonus point is given one point at a time when you level up. You can also increase it by exercising. So why doesn't the protagonist save some points first and then add more points until he reaches the bottleneck in training? After all, it is relatively easy to improve at the beginning, but it will be difficult to improve later.

There are so many things I want to complain about, let me just name one that I feel is toxic. It's the Supervision Bureau. They know that ghosts of the same level are stronger than humans, but every time they exorcise people, they actually send people of the same level. I really don't understand. Isn't this just giving food to the ghosts? When a ghost appears, a person who is slightly less powerful than the ghost must fight to the death. Isn't this supervisory bureau an undercover agent lurking among humans? In my opinion, the completion of the mission requires safety and speed, a maximum ability of 100, and killing ghosts with a combat power of 50 or even lower. Is this the normal way? I know you are doing this to highlight the protagonist, but this kind of forced and unreasonable setting is really annoying!

It felt good at first, but why did ninjutsu come up later? I might as well call him Tokyo Hokage...

This is not the breathing method of Demon Slayer. Bad review

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The author must have graduated from elementary school, and the novels he wrote are the same as those read in kindergarten.