The Formless Sword Lord

It's exhausting to watch. The protagonist is always either injured or recovering, and he's constantly encountering things beyond his capabilities. There are all sorts of thrills and dangers. It might be novel at first, but the whole thing is just exhausting to read.

No female lead, cultivation is the main focus. Chai Yu's storyline borrows from other plot points.

The character keeps lying down, and after lying down, he has to delete his account and start all over again. It's so frustrating to watch that I'm not going to continue.

I haven't read much, only up to the point where the protagonist participates in the Daoist apprentice exam. I'm confused. The protagonist's strength should be at the Enlightened stage, and he should be about the same level as those two. Why does he suddenly seem to have to endure humiliation and work under others? In the next few chapters, he's still just doing manual labor? And the protagonist always seems to be fighting with others before his strength is fully developed.

It made me laugh; I couldn't appreciate it when it was ripe.

The book titles all contain the character for "sword." Most of them end up with characters who die.

Reading this kind of book chapter by chapter is really not enjoyable. I'll save it up.

Putting everything else aside, I'll still come and support this book just because it has no female lead; it's rare to find one like it.

This book is so hard to read! I really can't continue, the plot is too heartbreaking.

The plot twists and turns constantly, but the author's skill is lacking; what was meant to be smooth flow becomes leading the reader by the nose. This type of book suits my taste better, but this one...