Sword of Coming, Part Three (Volumes 15–21)

On this day, there was a foreign sword fairy in Hanging Mountain. No one knows his name. There is no record in the Shanshui Di newspaper. All we know is that his two flying swords are amazing. One is a red stove, and the other is blood-staining. The foreign sword fairy got drunk at the head of the city and went to the wild wilderness alone. He slashed the throne with his sword. There was only the inscription "Been here" written on the city wall.

Please explain to the people who came here that Jian Lai did not start at the starting point.

Since three years ago, I have been looking for a novel with enough details, three-dimensional, rich and diverse characters, and everyone's IQ is online. There are so many online articles that seem to only come close to the above requirements, but they are already good works of conscience. Jian Lai broke through my cognition and made me feel that "it can be so detailed." After reading many novels, I always fantasize about what I would do if I were the protagonist, and what step I would take. The original owner's operations can still be improved. Excellent novels can make me feel that the protagonist should do this, and I am blameless from a God's perspective; and "Sword Comes" is not only the characters, but also the world view, plot, etc. It is the only novel that I can only admire after thinking about it over and over again. It shows an almost perfect and complete world of martial arts. Everywhere there are real country folk and warriors with clear distinctions of joy, anger, sorrow, love and hate, more than one truly great monk who is full of wisdom and detachment, and there are too many heroic and unrestrained sword cultivators. There is no gratuitous hatred and love, no intellectual blows and excessive protagonist aura, and no inexplicable gifts of adventure. Family members who comfort each other and never abandon each other (Nuan Shu, Baoping, Pei Qian, Liu Xianyang, Gu Xian); Qi Jingchun and Cui Chan, who live independently and enthusiastically, and the disciples (Wen Sheng, Zuo Zuo) who are not pretentious, not alienated, but really care about each other. They also have mature ideas and great ambitions, and have strong personality charm. Comrades (Cao Ci, He Xiaoliang), long-term crooked and reliable predecessors (A Liang)... The great monks who stand at the top all have the world in mind, have their own unique theoretical guiding ideological system, and have ambitions in all directions. They are all heroes regardless of right or wrong (the Holy Master, Zhou Mi, Zheng Juzhong, Yu Dou). The worldview is grand and shocking, yet completely free of any major mistakes. The most controversial issue, whether the writing is good or bad, is not important in the face of these advantages. The biggest unpleasant point is that because the pursuit of enriching details is intertwined with the development of countless foreshadowings, the plot advances slowly and sometimes makes people heart-wrenching and angry. Not to mention readers who are dubious but not yet convinced, even I, a die-hard fan, can't help but abandon the book every time I read 200 chapters. After reading two short stories, I was so disgusted that I ran back to pick it up. But after putting down the book, there is still no way to deny its charm. This is also a last resort for the pursuit of details. It is recommended to be patient enough, take a break for two days after reading fifty chapters, and then start again after fifty chapters. Really, this book is written for people who are crazy about details and have a lot of patience. Don't worry about the stitching of ancient poems and the piling up of rhetoric. I believe that those are not important, just read it. If you feel that this book is not your cup of tea, you can change it to another one. I admit that the audience is small. The above is my opinion🙂

Sliding away, ordinary people like me really can't understand every word of the great god, so worship me and go away. Does anyone understand?

Looking at the short video, it says that Jianlai is very popular, and Wang Sicong rewarded it with 2.7 Million yuan. Looking at this data now, this guy feels fake!

Jian Lai is not a refreshing novel to begin with, so it's normal to feel frustrated while watching it. Some readers said that they couldn't read Jian Lai in Xue Zhong because Xue Zhong is essentially a refreshing novel. As for many people saying that Jian Lai contains private goods, it is more normal. A book is the author's hard work. Isn't it natural to bring his own outlook on life and values ​​into it? Don't you think you're ridiculous for criticizing the author on this? Furthermore, Jian Lai is indeed quite labor-intensive to read, and is suitable for slow readers who like to chew on words. It is normal for many people to be unable to read, because most people only read novels for relaxation and entertainment, so naturally there is no need to force themselves to read such a labor-intensive book. Many people say that Saint Chen Ping'an is really unnecessary. I think the current violent atmosphere in the Internet literary circle is really strong. Many novels kill people at every turn. Although this kind of novel is very refreshing, novels like Jian Lai are really needed to balance the violent atmosphere in the Internet literary circle. After reading too many cool articles, occasionally reading Jian Lai will also be refreshing. Many readers are not familiar with Jianlai's place, but in the eyes of other readers who prefer Jianlai, it may be a highlight. There are many people who are black just for the sake of being black, which is unnecessary. As for Jianlai readers discriminating against novices, I can only laugh. I don't think Taoist friends who really read Jian Lai will discriminate against other types of readers. This kind of behavior is contrary to the ideas instilled by the author in Jian Lai. No normal reader will feel that he is a master after reading more Jian Lai. But as a fan of Jianlai, I definitely hope that more and more Taoist friends will like Jianlai.

To be honest, as a 17-year old bookworm, there are very few books that I can read word for word, but "Sword Comes" made me enjoy it like a drink, and made me reflect a lot, such as: "The strong should use the weak as the boundary, first there is order, size, and then right and wrong" etc. It's definitely one of the best books, but I don't know why I can't see it in the starting point.

Damn it, can you please stop being so annoying, brother, why are you hiding it after seeing the Great Wall of Sword Qi come out? You write articles by squeezing toothpaste, grinding, and writing half a chapter on something as big as shit. I don't even say anything, but I just like to hide it. What are you doing? You have a cultivation level and don't show your identity at all, and you hide your head and tail. It's so aggrieved. I don't want you to get slapped in the face later, but I also hope you don't act like a little lady in a tactful way.

This is the second half of Jian Lai. If you want to read it, start from the first half. The first half begins with the second day of February, when the dragon raises its head. If you like to read cool articles, don't post nonsense here.

I read Jianlai for the second time before and carefully understood the principles written by Fenghuo. The biggest feeling is that it is really appropriate to treat the people around you. Especially your relatives, I will leave my good temper to them and my most sincerity to them. I will also change my blind kindness and think more about making my kindness more valuable. Of course, there are many more, so you can read more.