A Sword Immortal in a Supernatural World

He's called a free-spirited swordsman, but in reality, he helps any woman he sees. You mean a man? Sorry, men don't deserve to be in the protagonist's sight.

I've read over 20 chapters and haven't seen a single male character besides the protagonist.

Commentary: The pacing is too slow, and all the people you interact with are women. Is this a matriarchal world? The protagonist is in the capital city, but there isn't a single person with any real power. All you encounter are small fry. He talks about being able to kill everything with a single sword strike, but all I see is him dragging his feet. He's not exactly a saint, but he's not decisive either.

Actually, writing it based on the novel by Wutian Boss would have been quite good.

What is this? Why are they all women? Is this a female author?

Where did the Buddha Wutian go? Writing about Wutian would be quite good.

The review is true; the protagonist hasn't met a single male character so far, and the only one he does is killed by him. Up to this point, all the characters the protagonist knows are women: the tofu seller is a woman, a high-ranking member of the White Lotus Cult; there's also a female blacksmith with a gentle personality; a noble general is also a woman; there's the Third Princess; a strange…

Is it because they can't get out of this pile of women? There are only two men in chapter 53, and they wouldn't even survive one chapter.

If you can't write it all down, you can copy it from yourself; just copy another copy of the story of the Buddha Wutian.

If you keep writing like this, it will just become a piece of self-indulgent writing.