Maxed-Out Comprehension: Sixty Years Studying Swords at the Sword Pavilion

It can only be said that this is all a cool novel. The protagonist is infinitely pretentious and there is no logic at all. In the early stage, it has crossed several great realms. It feels too exaggerated.

Those who write books, do you know what understanding means? Do you know what it means to have full comprehension? Write again when you understand. The author of this book is advised to read the comments.

This is a pretentious article. He has just started to be called "senior brother" without even practicing. Moreover, what he calls a swordsman is a swordsman, not a handyman. It's only been ten chapters and it's starting to show off. And your sect is easy to get into. A person of unknown origin can get in with just a spiritual stone and someone. Why did you give your name when you were showing off? So it can only be a white text. It would be strange if people didn't miss out on those high-IQ little books.

The so-called full level of understanding The first second after birth, look at the earth under your feet and fully understand the Great Way of Earth The second second, and then use the Great Way of Earth to infer the five elements The third second, then the five elements transform into four images The fourth second, the four images become three Only The fifth second, the three talents separate yin and yang The sixth second, yin and yang are unified, and the Tao proves Hunyuan The seventh second, I step on the seven stars, point to the sky and the earth, I am the only one in the sky and the earth The book is completed, and it is known in history as the Seven Seconds to Become a Saint.

Analysis of Book Buhuo Personally, I feel that this book is of a very high standard, not inferior to Xian Ni and Zhe Tian. Ten years ago, books could confer gods. The book is lukewarm, let's analyze the following points: 1. The title dissuades experienced readers 2. The book has very few descriptions of fighting, and focuses more on feelings and influences, which is very suitable for old bookworms, but newcomers may not like it 3. The protagonist is slow to upgrade, and in recent years of fast food culture, readers are in an impetuous mood, and it is difficult to read such a slow pace 4. This book has a strong literary component, and it needs to be read between the lines, which cannot be compared with a novice novel. This book needs to be settled, and the future is promising

It is recommended to modify the introduction and title of the book. The biggest flaw of this book is the conflict between the introduction and the content. Judging from the title and introduction alone, this book is a behind-the-scenes, gou, semi-invincible style, but the content is a traditional fantasy opening. This led to conflicts among the audience and discouraged some book lovers. The logic does not make sense. What a handyman does as a beginner is what elite disciples of the category do. The impression is not good. It is essentially a conflict between the setting and the plot (I personally guess that the author is just trying to gain popularity). The logic of the novel is essentially the consensus and realistic universal values ​​formed by long-term reading among book friends. There are also many problems with the writing: the language is procrastinating and there are a lot of novice psychological descriptions. This is all I saw in the first few chapters, and I read the rest without any intention. But it can also be read by new readers.

The title of the book "Full Level of Comprehension: Sixty Years of Observing Swordsmanship in Jiange" inevitably makes readers mistakenly believe that the story is about the protagonist growing up in Jiange, and soon becoming invincible in the world, killing everyone. However, this novel is not that at all. It is actually quite traditional fantasy. I'm even guessing that it's possible that the author really wanted to follow the trend at the beginning, but ended up writing his own story crookedly. The golden finger obtained by the protagonist Han Muye when he traveled through time means that his understanding is at full level. However, his cultivation aptitude was judged to be a ninth-grade loser. Therefore, he had to enter the sword pavilion and serve as a sword watcher. Although the author did not explain the scope of the Sword Watcher's duties at the beginning, from the character dialogue and the words of the story, we can know that the Sword Watcher is a consumable item and will be damaged after a few months. However, due to the protagonist's full comprehension level, he can understand the sword's original owner's sword moves and part of his life experience when he comes into contact with the sword. Therefore, the protagonist can quickly comprehend sword moves, receive sword energy, and even comprehend sword intent. So the protagonist has excellent swordsmanship. He can rely on his judgment of the sword and his understanding of the moves to gain a lot of power and even earn a lot of spiritual stones. But at the same time, due to low qualifications, the level cannot be improved quickly. Such a design makes it feel like when Linghu Chong was injured, he had only sword moves but no internal strength. In addition, the author also designed the life span problem. Because the protagonist's own lack of skill, he comprehended too much sword intent, and accepted too much sword energy, his life span was shortened. People can't help but sweat for Han Muye. The protagonist has low qualifications, and the process of gradually improving his qualifications through adventures with pills is actually very traditional fantasy. However, due to the ability to observe swords and the level of understanding, the protagonist has the capital to show off as a novice, so the level of enjoyment is still quite high. It is also quite clever in promoting the plot. Book friends commented that the sword watcher is actually just a security guard, and no one will care about him when he has nothing to do. This is indeed the case, because their main job is to receive the sword and assist the disciples in the sect to receive the sword. Taking the sword means someone has died. The protagonist can get a glimpse of the recent happenings in the sect through contact with the sword. Leading the sword is a part that readers love to see when the protagonist reveals his skills as a swordsman, and sometimes it is combined with the upcoming mission of the sect. With this design, although it seems that the protagonist is not deeply involved in the sect, in fact, 70% to 80% of what happens in the major sects can be seen through the perspective of the protagonist. This is a writing method from a third-person limited omniscient point of view. Through this design, the author deliberately retains some information and creates suspense that makes people want to continue reading. Of course, the protagonist's qualifications should be improved in the future, and the map will be opened larger, which makes people full of expectations. Another thing I want to mention is the author's characterization. Personally, I think the supporting characters are pretty good, and readers are even more welcoming of the character Huang Laoliu than the protagonist Han Muye. Because he is genuine, flesh and blood, can tease the protagonist, and is also very infatuated. On the contrary, the protagonist Han Muye's image is not as vivid as Huang Laoliu. In short, I personally think this is a really good book that is hampered by the title. People who like to read sword repair novels may wish to read it.

I bought the whole book and read more than 400 chapters. It started out well, but then it deviated from the theme. After a few years in Jiange, I went out, first to one region, then to the mainland, and then to various other continents. Judging from the title of the book, it should be honest that Jiange came out again after 60 years... In short, the further it goes, the more it escapes from the original main line. Later, I felt that reading it requires perseverance and courage.

The most outrageous and unreasonable thing is that the protagonist has beaten away the masters of the Heaven Realm. The strongest boss in Western Xinjiang is in the Heaven Realm, and then the sect only says that the boy is good? That's it? That's it? That's it? Shouldn't all the sect's resources be allocated to at least becoming a Supreme Elder? What kind of elder can't beat the protagonist, doesn't shock anyone, and just says it's good? ? ? It's like an employee saved the entire company group, and then the senior management said, oh, you are good? How much ability, money, and connections do you need to save a company, and then everyone just says it's good? The protagonist makes such a high contribution and doesn't even get a dime in reward. It's disgusting.

This resume is really interesting. The Demon Sect Saint Sword Pavilion stole the sword and rewarded it with a real sword.