
The Blade-Wielders of the Myriad Worlds
诸天刀客行
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 185k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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89Chapters
756Recommendations
7.1kFans
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A person who started practicing Qi cultivation went to assassinate someone, but ended up being shot dead by an ordinary person. Impressive! 😰
Damn, I'm sick of reading this. The writing and editing are awful.
The very first story begins with innate cultivation of immortality?
Let's gather a list of worlds that everyone wants to see.
It has been confirmed. Swordsman of Double Flag Town, The City of Heroes, Let the Bullets Fly The Blade, Flying Swords of Dragon Gate
Well, the author's first three chapters were exceptionally well-written, truly capturing the essence of the martial arts world, but the later chapters fell into some clichés, especially after the events of Shuangqi Town. You said you wanted to depict the protagonist's inner transformation, but you rarely described what the protagonist was thinking.
If the protagonist who transmigrates into a movie world doesn't know the plot, you might as well write as a native; it's just not fun...
They dare to put this on the shelves? Are they short of money?
My suggestion is that since this is a story about swordsmen, go to worlds where there are skilled swordsmen, and then travel through them one by one according to their strength. It feels like it's hard to melt. For the story to be truly integrated, it needs to be set in a similar era and have similar levels of military strength.
The three golden chapters are good; maintaining that level is a good source of good content.
I skipped the beginning and jumped straight to the first chapter of Sword Rain. Li Guishou kowtowed and bowed down, and I was done with it. There was no depth to it. He was a divine doctor who had lived for decades and was a bit cunning and treacherous. He would just let anyone come and bow down to him.