Sword Supremacy

I started reading novels by first reading "The Ancient Sword God" and "Supreme Sword Master," which I really loved. However, the endings weren't perfect, especially "The Ancient Sword God." My Zhou Boyan! 😭😭😭😭 After finishing it, I couldn't sleep. I thought it would have a perfect ending.

I've read quite a few of Piaolinghuan's books. My first encounter with it was through "The Strongest Villainous Sword God," though my memory of it is a bit hazy, but I think that's the title. The numerous schemes and battles of wits, coupled with the fact that neither side lowered their intelligence and the deep thinking in the writing, deeply captivated me.

My first full-length novel was *The Ancient Sword God*, a pure, action-packed fantasy, yet it was also my favorite book as a teenager. I was only in fourth or fifth grade then, and it took me over a year to finish it. I vaguely remember crying twice while reading it: once when I abandoned my sword on Kunlun Mountain to prove my innocence, and again at the blood-red wedding to avenge Zhou Boyan.

Excuse me, could you please tell me if "The Magical World: Mechanical Summoning" is by this author? I read it many years ago. Sorry for the trouble.

The writing is above average, but it can't shake the suspicion of being padded. However, this is common in online novels; at least the author broke up the filler parts into paragraphs, so it doesn't affect the ability to skip around.

There's just too much nonsense, all sorts of pointless psychological analysis, sword move descriptions, rubbish.

I always thought Piao Da would stop writing after finishing "Soul of the Magician"... Piao Da must be over forty now, right?

I remember the name "Piaolinghuan" most clearly. I wonder what happened to the classmates who read the novel with me back then.

Holy crap, people really just float away?

Grandpa, Old Piao, where have you been gallivanting off to?