
Strange Tales of the Tokyo Sword Saint
东京剑圣异闻录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 631k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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261Chapters
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No matter how you put it, although this book has a lot of stitching and the routines are not very good, at least after MM was kidnapped, she was really killed and bloodbathed, so it's okay.
Absolutely, this kind of book must have a sister
In Wugo Two Sword Style, Ogata's grave was dug? ?
I can't stand it after reading a few chapters, so I'd like to correct you on a few questions First, Japan's national unified examination is often not used as a basis for admission to excellent universities. They are more accustomed to self-recruitment for school entrance examinations. They need to prepare examination materials for whichever university they go to. For example, the one at Tokyo University is Akashu - there is an explanation in Long Ying, and preparations must start in the second year of high school. The so-called hard work of the protagonist in the opening chapters Clicking on the introduction of Tokyo University is too outrageous. Basically everyone already knows which university to go to. Secondly, Japanese kendo as a competitive activity has strict regulations. For example, when you hit something, you shout accordingly. This is called harmony. This thing depends on scoring to determine victory or defeat, and it requires you to hold it up? When armor is just decoration? Just hit with a little force and just write blindly Fourth, what is the position of the protagonist's follower (that's what I call him)? What the hell are you talking about as a friend and calling him brother? Fifth, kendo is about self-cultivation since childhood. They regard it as the art of war and have various psychological games. How can there be any obsession with kendo? It's nonsense. The purpose of wielding a sword is to defeat or kill the enemy at the lowest possible cost. How can there be obsession? In my childhood, many of the so-called kendo schools in ancient times were hundreds of times more evil than the protagonist. I checked the information myself and found out that one school emphasized exchanging small injuries for major injuries, exchanging arms for lives, and others made ape-like noises to disturb the opponent. If you can win, it's good.
This opening is too familiar, the author 🙂 is troubled
I hope the male protagonist's sister gets caught in the melee and is killed, and then the male protagonist transforms into Shura, otherwise it would be too frustrating to have his sister manipulate the protagonist all day long.
I don't understand why in a light novel like this set in Tokyo, the protagonists all have bad personalities and there is no main plot.
It's disorganized, the transitions are abrupt, there are too many mixed elements with no priority, the pace is too fast, and the characters' appearance is not rounded. It is best to clarify the adjustment, what to say first and what to say next, how to transition in the middle, and reveal the big world background bit by bit, rather than suddenly throwing out an unclear scene fragment.
Bad news: this book is the ultimate suture monster! Good news: He sewed them all, and the sewing was not bad.
What is the difference between this and "I Teach Kendo in Tokyo"?