
Sword Supremacy
惟剑独尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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640Chapters
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Hula la, Brother Piao, here I come
When I first started reading novels, I read your The Ancient Sword God and The Supreme Sword Master. I liked it, but the ending was not perfect, especially the Ancient Sword God, which is my Zhou Boyan 😭😭😭😭. After reading it, I couldn't sleep. I thought it was a perfect ending.
Some suggestions from old readers
I have read a lot of Piao Ling Huan books. The first encounter was "The Strongest Villain Sword God". My impression was a bit vague, but it should be that name. The large amount of planning and wits, and the lack of intelligence and thoughtfulness on both sides deeply attracted me. It's a pity that I don't know why it was cut in half. The second book I read after that was probably "The Supreme Sword Master". I think the most eye-catching part of this book and what attracts me the most is probably the emotional line between Bai Le and Yun Mengzhen. The description and foreshadowing in the first seventy chapters of the portrayal of the emotions between men and women cannot be counted on to kill many popular works on the market. Then, Piao Da stopped writing, and after a long period of silence, probably because I searched for it every once in a while, looking forward to new works, and then I found "Starting from the Demon Suppression Division to Defeat Immortals with Martial Arts" The one with the best results should be "The Strongest Villain Sword God". But it's a pity that Piao Da's book seems to have always been tepid, even if I put more energy into it, it seems to be like this. About this book, my feeling after reading it is that the writing style is not as good as before. Obviously in the middle period of "Destroying Immortals with Martial Arts from the Demon Suppressing Division", there was a section where the plot and drama were very first-rate. Maybe that section was written seriously and fully devoted, right? But in this book, I feel more casual. The writing style is very casual, and there is no careful consideration to portray a character. The connection of the plot is also rather awkward. There are not enough contradictions and a little more poisonous points. The key is that if you want to write a refreshing article, although it is a genius, it does not feel particularly satisfying. Including, well, in the dialogues of the characters, the use of some commas also feels abrupt, as if a complete sentence must be forcibly separated. If Piao Da was written as a hobby, I would still be happy to continue reading it, as if I were accompanying an old friend. If Piao Da still has the intention of making its book popular and making a lot of money, I think it may be necessary to re-examine the shortcomings in its books. Youdao requires self-reflection to make progress.
The first full-length novel in my life was "The Ancient Sword God". It was pure passionate fantasy, but it was also the favorite reading book for teenagers. I was only in the fourth or fifth grade at that time. I read this book for more than a year. I vaguely remember crying twice, once when I abandoned the sword on Kunlun Mountain to prove my innocence, and once when I read it. Bloody Wedding avenges Zhou Boyan, its youthful spirit, majestic appearance, and open ending also shocked me a lot when I was young. Later I watched "Sword Master", "Villain Sword God" and "Sword Star". The scene where Bai Le's skeleton body rescued the heroine also made me cry. The ingenious ending of "Sword Star" is commendable. I have read several of the author's books dozens of times. I have been reading books for ten years and I prefer this original passion. When reading the author's books and seeing the familiar plot, I can always think of the same excitement when I read it when I was young. Several times I haven't seen the author's book in years, and I thought he had finished writing it. I was sorry at the time, but later I read less and gradually forgot the original feeling. Today, I searched for "The Ancient Sword God" on a whim, and saw that the author was serializing it. I felt like I was reunited with an old friend.
Could you please excuse me and ask if this is the author of The Mechanical Summons of the Magical World? Saw it many years ago. Sorry for causing trouble to you all
The writing is average, but it cannot escape the suspicion of water. However, this is the case for all online articles. At least the author has divided the hydrology into sections, which does not affect skip reading.
There is really too much nonsense, all kinds of invalid psychological analysis, descriptions of sword moves, rubbish
I always thought that Piao Da would stop writing The Sorcerer's Soul after finishing it. . . . Piao Da must be over forty now, right?
More than ten years
I remember Piao Ling Huan's name most clearly. I don't know what happened to the classmates who read the novel together back then.
Let me go, man, are you really drifting away?
Uncle, Lao Piao, where have you been?