A Taoist's Nighttime Sword

I heard that authors can get ten monthly tickets for posting a message in the book club here, I'll give it a try! However, I would also like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to everyone for their generosity and tolerance, which has given me the opportunity to establish myself at the starting line.

Are there any books similar in style to "Fingertips"? Not violent, with positive values, no drug use, no gangster themes, and a protagonist with an ethereal quality? I've read "Humanity, Yellow Court, White Bone Sword Seed, Mystic Sect" many times. Or something similar to "" would also work.

That's it, I'll only update one chapter a day.

Wow, it's already a million words! How about I give you a Silver Alliance reward?

Many people say, if you're going to cultivate immortality, why add those weird elements? I think it's because traditional cultivation novels have difficulty writing about things like sects, sects, dungeons, secret realms, magic weapons, and cultivation. These traditional elements of cultivation have been written about to death.

I abandoned the project on March 14th. At that time, it was very clear that it wasn't that things were out of control, but rather that everything was completely in chaos. There was no outline, no detailed outline, and not even a character design. The protagonist is just a tool; whatever the author comes up with, the protagonist becomes.

The lack of description of power and destructive force makes the reading experience much less enjoyable. The battle descriptions for both low and high realms are identical, and the fighting is entirely reactive, with no indication of the magnitude of power. The final strike severes a head. The destructive force expected at each realm is completely absent; it's possible that after two cultivators at the Void Realm fought, there wouldn't even be a crater left on the ground.

The beginning of this book was wonderful, with an ethereal quality, but it became increasingly bland as it went on, especially the ending. True to form, it never disappoints, another disappointing ending. It got less and less interesting as it went on.

Hey admin, you should still have some drafts saved up. People say having drafts saved up gives you peace of mind, and if something comes up and you're delayed, you can post a draft as a backup. After all, hundreds of thousands of readers are eagerly waiting for this!

My personal summary of the "Books at Your Fingertips" series: The Primordial Trilogy arranged chronologically. In the primordial era of the Human Era, the human race descended south, and a single sword transformed into the Milky Way, reincarnating for countless millennia.