So I Really Am a Sword Immortal

There isn't a single invincible novel I can read; they always seem to have these frequent moments of idiocy. Even a fraction of the enjoyment would be lacking. I'll have to look for something else.

I hereby solemnly declare: Anything in the book that makes readers unhappy or feel is unreasonable is due to my own lack of skill and incompetence. Feel free to criticize me directly; I will gladly accept it, and I will read all those criticisms. However, sometimes I delete comments not because I'm in a hurry, but for the sake of other readers' experience. I accept criticism, but I will delete comments that are too harsh. Please be aware of this.

What a coincidence! I broke my vow; after more than ten years of freeloading, I accidentally made a purchase. What a sin!

After reading the synopsis, I wanted to ask: Is this the kind of novel where the protagonist never realizes how strong they are, and forces bystanders to be completely oblivious to the fact that the main character is incredibly powerful?

Blatant plagiarism? The beginning of your piece is exactly the same as the one in "I'm Not a Sword God," except for the name! 👍👍👍

It feels weird. It lacks both invincibility and a relaxed mindset, and the supporting characters seem a bit dim-witted. The writing style is also odd; it tries too hard to create emotional tension, which feels awkward. It's okay to watch mindlessly, but I didn't like it; it depends on personal preference.

To be honest, the writing is decent, quite good for an online novel, but sometimes it feels like the plot is forcedly made stupid, very drawn out, and characters who should be killed are left hanging, always appearing at the very end. While I understand the author might do this to pad the plot, it still doesn't make sense.

I'm speechless. Almost everyone in the town is dead, and the protagonist, with a bunch of high-level combatants, is just joking around and rambling on for two chapters! Impressive…

This is too much! The protagonist is a bit of a saint and a treasure-giving child. He's clearly very powerful, but he doesn't realize it. There are always some brainless villains who cause trouble for him even though there's no conflict of interest! There are too many scenes of him showing off, and it's so awkward!

System-based novels aren't really suited for the mundane world. If the system is too prominent, the combat power can easily become inconsistent. But if the system isn't mentioned at all, the characters' charisma suffers, and they get bored after a few monster battles.