[Sword Cultivation] [Coming of Age] [Passionate]
Luo Bei stared at his counterfeit Great Dao Body, lost in thought.
Whenever I think, do special effects appear? Do celestial phenomena manifest?
And so, word spread that he was the greatest genius in the Twenty-One Provinces.
“Even if all the young prodigies in the world went to the Red Pavilion, I'm afraid Young Master Luo still wouldn't go,” said Yu Tianxiang, young master of the Red Pavilion.
“You're the most interesting man I've met since I was reborn,” said the Red Dust Empress, her eyes glimmering.
“Stop practicing that Red Dust immortal sword art. Practice the way of the king with me!” The Venerable Lady Duer gave a cold snort, her face expressionless.
“What? The Three Sword Body! Sword Sect, Shan Wulan hereby accepts you as a fellow disciple on behalf of my master!” The woman in blue, a sword immortal, cleaved the sea of clouds and stars with a single strike.
“Luo Bei, you still haven't told me about Zixia...” The Confucian woman pouted at Luo Bei.
The straightforward version:
Across the vast Twenty-One Provinces, only twenty remain, dotted with countless ancient clans!
Two thousand years ago,
Some rode their swords across the sea, while others soared to the heavens.
Some painted with ink amid rain and snow, while others could strike with a sword in the vast ocean.
Some immortals traveled the seas by day and Mount Cangwu by night; some warriors could take on a thousand soldiers alone.
Buddhist monks joined their palms and manifested golden bodies a hundred feet tall.
Daoist masters bowed, and the earth itself rose and fell.
Some entered the game with swords in hand, roaming the world unchecked.
Others sat outside the game, playing chess over the fate of the world.
One man, dressed in white, drove back a battle immortal with a single finger. With a three-foot green blade in hand, he alone claimed half of Sword Immortal Mountain.
And there was also a young man, dressed in white and full of charm, who roamed the world with his sword!
I am Luo Bei, the last sword immortal!
[Lighthearted and silly before chapter 40; the story settles into its stride afterward.] Also known as I'm Really Not a Genius
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Luo Bei is a scumbag and doesn't deserve Li Zijun. Luo Bei once said he would help Li Zijun avenge herself and kill all the evil spirits in the world. He did kill some during the 110,000-mile bloody road, but wasn't it more because he wanted to protect the Luo family? Was it to win the bet? How many did he kill? The Ghost Fiend is still alive and well. Li Zijun has done so much for Luo Bei.
After Mo Xingjian, there will be no more sword immortals in the world.
Mo Xingjian was already silent. His hand, which had been gripping the sword hilt, slowly fell to his sides. A beautiful curve appeared at the corner of his mouth on his wrinkled, aged face, and his eyes were slightly open as he gazed intently towards the northern wilderness. "The shackles have been loosened..."
It gets better and better as it goes on; the change in style and character design probably happens after chapter 40. However, I think it would be good to occasionally insert some of the earlier comedic scenes. 😥
Author, do you even know the difference between you and a top-tier author? These days, 99% of novels start by repeatedly emphasizing the protagonist's good looks—it's too blatant! Top-tier authors use indirect methods to highlight their protagonist's handsomeness. This is the difference between the blatant praise of a top author and the bluntness of a newbie.
This book is so well written, even my grandma felt like she traveled through time after reading it.
Ahem... We're serious people, so let's explain a few modern terms. 1. Job hopping: Originally, it meant that you stopped using the same woman you usually used and switched to another one. It was like a horse eating in one trough and then switching to another. 2. Turning around: refers to a girl going from one brothel to another.
Do you know how embarrassing it is to show off without thinking?
If the author hadn't forced me to subscribe, I definitely wouldn't have! Seriously, what garbage!
The beginning was good; I even gave it a monthly pass. But it got worse and worse towards the end. I completely don't understand why Luo Bei is so good to Hong Chen. As far as I remember, Hong Chen has never done anything for Luo Bei, so Luo Bei seems like Hong Chen's lapdog. In summary, the author's writing style and ideas are good, but the plot is mediocre and the character development is poor. I dropped it.
The book title has been changed!
Starting today, the title of this book has been changed from "Fantasy: I'm Really Not a Genius" to "Starting from Obtaining the Great Dao Body." I hope those who add this book to their collections won't suddenly find an unfamiliar book on their shelves! They just changed the name! Thank you all for your continued support! Thank you so much!