One Sword, Eternal Life
一剑长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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143Chapters
982Recommendations
2.1kFans
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This book should be renamed; it shouldn't be categorized as fantasy or palace intrigue, as it doesn't conform to the logic of fantasy.
Seeing the map change didn't appeal to me. Depressing stories can still survive, but I don't like them... My appreciation skills are lacking. I'm not worthy; reading this felt disgusting. 😖
The first few chapters were good, but something felt missing in the middle. The part after arriving in the capital, including the initial arrival in the Buddhist and Taoist world, was also good. However, the part after arriving in Yun City was a bit lacking. It felt like the author's writing style fluctuated.
This is my first time writing a book, so please forgive me if it's not well-written. I will try my best. Thank you all for reading. I'd also like to say a few words. First of all, I urge all readers to bravely read every chapter to the end. Don't let the book sit unfinished, because it might just disappear. This is a common problem for new authors, and I'm a new author myself.
No woman can survive in your book, right? Is this what cultivation is all about?
If you write so well, stop writing now. Are you writing a diary? You can't even tell the difference between a novel and a diary. Do you think a decent person writes a diary?
Why did you stop updating? Did you kill off the plot, or did you go too far with the religious issues? Could you no longer continue writing?
Attention readers: There's no female lead yet, and judging from this, it's unlikely to be a harem novel. Most importantly, none of the female supporting characters have a good ending; they're either dead, have their innocence ruined, or kill their daughters to achieve enlightenment. Fortunately, it's not toxic and is readable. As for the rest, I can't comment; read it for yourself.
Simply imitating "Sword Comes" won't make it a hit.
It's quite immature, both in its writing style and plot concept, but you can tell it was written with care. It's more comfortable to read than most light novels, which is rare. Keep it up!