The Swordsman Who Defies the Heavens

There's something I've never understood: why do people always see guns and martial arts as opposing forces? Why must we differentiate between superior martial arts skills and superior firearms? Firearms, swords, spears, halberds, axes, hooks, and forks are all weapons used by humans, right? Whether a weapon is powerful or not depends on the person wielding it. If two Ip Mans were to fight, one wielding two guns and the other wielding an eight-section sword, who would be stronger?

Why does it have to be a female lead? Can't you find girlfriends in real life?

Well, to each their own. But if this book becomes popular, I'll be shocked. I'm posting this as proof: it's definitely a niche book, and the first volume will deter 90% of readers.

I saw a news story a few days ago about an author who was stabbed seventeen times by a reader for not giving their work to a follower's favorite post, and then drowned in a cesspool. I don't mean anything by this, I just wanted to mention it here. 🙂🙂

Personally, I think the author's writing skills are far from as good as he imagines. This self-proclaimed clever idiot is certainly overconfident! Regardless of the movie, do you even know the significance of the name Qin Shi Huang (Ying Zheng) in the eyes of the Chinese people? He thought he was being clever, planning a plot twist and foreshadowing! Little did he expect to create such a mess!

While traveling the martial world, Shi Zi encountered a rogue named Wen Hua, who carried a wooden sword at his waist. Together with the young prince, they wandered the vast martial world in poverty. Later, he learned two sword techniques from someone and earned the nickname "Wen Busheng" in Tai'an City.

There are actually people reading this book, even though it's so rubbish.

The author thought they had written a satisfying moment, but it turned out to be a disappointment. 😅

Why do we have to get caught up in the plot? Can't we just do things at our own pace?

Not ruthless, lacking prestige, anyone can speak to the protagonist as an equal, and not particularly strong either. The protagonist barely uses the system's resources, being weak in the early stages and overthinking things. Who cares about side effects? First, build up your strength, become invincible, then worry about that.