The Violent Sword Immortal Who Conquers the World

I came in after seeing the description to vent a bit. The Earth's crust is the solid outer shell below the Earth's surface and above the Mohorovičić discontinuity. The thickness of the Earth's crust is uneven, with an average thickness of about 17 kilometers.

Chapter 289: 2000 kilometers traveled in 2 hours, a speed of 277 meters per second. Where does this supersonic speed come from? And it's claimed to be twice as fast as a Tomahawk missile? If the author isn't good with numbers, at least use a calculator to do the math. 😓

Author, after seeing your book title and synopsis, I completely gave up on reading it, or rather, I had no intention of adding it to my bookshelf. Just looking at the title and synopsis makes me want to rant. So, let me say this: a sword immortal has nothing to do with swords. What kind of sword immortal is he? For me personally, with my mild OCD, it's just too much. A sword immortal who doesn't use a sword, but uses his fists? Seriously, that's just too much.

There was no violent swordsman sweeping across the world; it was merely the fantasy of a delusional teenager who had become a vegetable before his death. Even the teenager's parents, unable to afford the medical bills, had to agree to discontinue treatment, allowing their delusional son to pass away peacefully. This was simply the lingering echo of a dead man.

The protagonist is mentally ill, suffering from severe paranoia—no joke. Those who can accept the protagonist having a mental illness can enjoy the story.

This is paranoia! The protagonist's inner monologue is ridiculous! They drive around here every day trying to poison me with their exhaust fumes—no, I'll have to wear a gas mask! So many people are monitoring me and talking about me so brazenly—they want to confuse my mind, no, I'll have to wear earplugs!

This cycle of attacking the minor sects leads to the rise of the major ones, and so on endlessly. It gets boring if it goes on like this.

This is too much of a persecution complex; I can't stand it anymore. I'll leave now and come back another time.

I can't keep reading. I initially started this book because the protagonist resembled Baili Qingfeng; they both had peculiar thought processes. But now, the protagonist seems more like a mindless brute, relying solely on brute force. Coupled with his arrogant and delusional world, I really can't continue.

Other protagonists are mentally ill, possessing extraordinary intelligence. This book's protagonist is mentally ill, with questionable intelligence.