You Might Have a Misunderstanding About My Sword
你可能对我的剑有什么误解
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Books I Enjoyed
I think they're good
Eh, Probably Nobody Reads This Series, Plus Some Quiet Book Recommendations
I add books I personally think are good. Oh, and I'm not very good at writing reviews, so that's it.
A Gentle East Wind Brings Drizzling Rain; Beyond the Lotus Pond, Distant Thunder Rumbles
I think these are good.
A Shut-In's Mental Rations
I made this list to share books I think are good and worth reading. I also hope that lots of people will agree with my picks. There's something... umm, satisfying about that, I guess. Even though I didn't write them, it still makes me secretly happy to know more people have discovered these books through my recommendations. Hehe. Also, when it comes to recommendations, I prefer good writing and fewer clichés. Comedy is fine, but don't force it. I hate anything over-the-top, and I can't stand stu
Video Game Worlds
All of these are books from my own library. D&D-style System progression stories, mostly set in game worlds. A few decent virtual-reality game stories. At least 500,000 words.
My Little Reading List
All based on personal taste
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It's strange to set the protagonist's intelligence as low as a normal person's. The protagonist's personality is quirky and clever, clearly indicating a quick wit, so forcibly adding a low intelligence level just feels incongruous. If you want to give a protagonist a flaw, don't go for intelligence; few readers like protagonists with low intelligence.
I've always thought greatswords are rubbish. Swords are meant to be light and agile; wielding a heavy, edgeless sword is no better than using a hammer. A heavy, edgeless sword is just a block of iron used to smash people. Which sword is this "edgeless"? Can an edgeless sword even be called a sword? It's just a sword-shaped block of iron at best.
What kind of rubbish is this?! So beautiful! Update quickly! Even Lilia from the production team doesn't dare to rest like you!
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It's so beautiful I cried.
A heavy sword has no edge; great skill appears effortless—it's all too artificial.
I've never liked heavy swords, especially Yang Guo's heavy sword, but there's nothing I can do about it. Jin Yong really did write The Condor Heroes well. There has never been such a thing as a heavy sword in China from ancient times to the present. Swords are always light and agile. Even the broadsword with its wide and sweeping strokes is just a broadsword. Why would you need a heavy sword? There are plenty of heavy weapons that rely on brute force to overcome skill, like knives and axes!
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The writing is alright. But could you please let the protagonist level up a bit? You keep mindlessly writing about him fighting across realms, it's really... How to put it? A real person transmigrates to a fake world, gets injured, and then goes on a crazy cross-realm battle, even crossing two or three realms.
The author has written martial arts stories in an essayistic style; is this some kind of pretentious, artsy freaking out? What a pity.