A Sword from Minghe in the Primordial World

Styx's greatest strength isn't his sword, but his killing principles. He's second only to the Blood God Child, above all others, and that's his most formidable attribute. Aside from Kunpeng and Zhen Yuanzi, who could hold their own for a couple of moves, everyone else is dead, or has become a saint. Even saints can't kill him; he's far more lethal than Zhen Yuanzi.

Chapter 16 made me feel nauseous. This is the prehistoric world, not modern times. Is the protagonist some kind of psychopath? His conversation with the Blood Phoenix was just him talking to himself, which made me feel nauseous. Apart from that, the rest of the book was pretty good. You can check it out if you're looking for something to read.

Why is this written with so many dramatic and startling phrases? Is this a joke?

I feel the protagonist is a bit too whimsical (in a childish way, not the carefree way), and I've always felt that romance doesn't fit well with the primordial world; brotherhood, master-disciple relationships, comradeship in battle, Daoist friendship, and pet-master relationships are more believable.

Are you looking for a fantasy romance novel? Does the style match?

Welcome, both new and old friends! Last night I saw that my old friend, the Organ Emperor, had also come over; it was quite touching. Thank you all for your support, thank you so much!

How should I put it? It's slightly worse than the previous one. This one mainly gives off a strange feeling (mainly because I can't express that feeling in words).

First of all, is this person a schizophrenic idiot?

As usual, let's start a discussion thread.

Author, female lead, and multiple female leads