The White-Robed Sword Immortal Who Travels the Myriad Worlds

Where did all these innate masters come from in The Legend of the Condor Heroes, especially the major innate sects? You're really something.

At four, I was bound to the "Bragging System"; at five, I cultivated the "Dao"; at six, I mastered the divine skill "True Spirit Nine Transformations." After enduring nine tribulations, I finally achieved mastery of this skill at fourteen, thus "rising to fame," known to all.

I find Hua Qiangu disgusting. The protagonist revolves around her in everything. He should just establish a cycle of reincarnation. It's a waste of time.

Does anyone still think a swordsman in all white is cool? Am I the only one who thinks it's flashy and embarrassing?

The conversation was extremely awkward... It's clear the author lacks experience.

This is too perfunctory, the writing is too childish, and updating is a huge problem.

The author should not forget the first chapter of the sword manual: "With no woman in one's heart, drawing the sword naturally becomes divine."

This book is going to collapse! The leveling up is too fast and there won't be enough to write!! It'll jump straight from *The Legend of the Condor Heroes* to *Zhu Xian*!!!

Um, it feels like a martial arts novel disguised as a cultivation novel. Cultivation, to put it bluntly, is just about leveling up. Cultivators go out to do chivalrous deeds, not to mention trying to become the number one martial artist, they also steal other people's sword manuals (the Great Sword Sect). If you want to see sword immortals, you can leave now.

The world is vast, I climb the tower under the moon. This book has a unique style, clear thinking, and is unconventional. The three thousand great worlds are easily in my hands.