Proving the Transcendent with the Sword

Yanzu, you're reading book reviews again? I've caught you. The book review section is a mess; just take it with a grain of salt, we can't control it all. Come chat in the comments section after you've finished reading this book. Only then can you see the truth.

A good book, but unfortunately the author is a bit petty. Within the Great Xuan Kingdom, the immortal path is corrupt and bloated, while outside, barbarians harbor ill intentions. The immortal path cultivates oneself but does not help others, emphasizing detachment from cause and effect and avoiding worldly affairs; the barbarians, on the other hand, operate on a law of the jungle, believing the…

I think it's pretty good. Revolutions involve bloodshed, and it's unrealistic or too abrupt for a modern person to change the world without any reason. The author didn't handle it perfectly, but it's still not bad. The groundwork has been laid, and the battle cry has been sounded. You'd better get us fired up from here on out! Keep it up!

The more I read, the more I couldn't stop. Although it started off a bit comedic (that's what I came for – just to relax and go to sleep, but I ended up finishing it at 5 AM), I gradually realized the author wasn't writing a traditional comedy or fantasy novel; it had a strong sense of realism.

Let me share my thoughts. To be honest, the beginning was a bit off-putting. The book itself had a reputation for being mindless and idiotic, and the inexplicable plot logic in the early parts just made it seem strange. But after enduring the initial reading and reading the author's own reflections and insights on cultivation and swordsmanship, I found them quite novel and interesting.

Every time a book is abandoned, it's a blow to readers who pay to read it.

I hope Yu Zhouzhou turns into a tentacle monster! I'd trade ten years of being single for him to become a tentacle monster and write!

#NewPersonalityForBackToSchool# Pretend to be a good girl

By the way, Fish Porridge, I watched it again. I don't know if you'll see this comment. To be honest, I feel it's become rather uninteresting. The novel was quite good before the explosion of Starfall Peak, but after the self-destruction of cultivation and the subsequent travels in the mortal realm, it lost much of its appeal. The pacing suddenly accelerated.

I watch pirated content, so I have no right to comment, but I still want to say something. Yours is way too short!!!