Don't Call Me a Born Swordsman!

Personally, I have some issues with it. When I first watched it, I felt it was a bit awkward and then I thought it felt manipulative. Yes, it feels like the protagonist is a puppet being manipulated, and the explanation given does not make sense. You can understand by distorting other people's perceptions, but if the protagonist is also distorted, then it is not protection.

One reader summed it up very well. If there is anything about a few years later in the introduction, it can be slipped away.

I haven't read the book, but I read the comments. "Elder, the protagonist has a distorted sense of time. He keeps implying that the protagonist is a waste. Is this to protect the protagonist?" ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​?

A practitioner is embarrassed by an ordinary person. How dare he?

After having fun like this, I was attracted by "Don't call me a born swordsman"

I was attracted by this unique title😳

I don't know why it feels wrong. Isn't the aspiration to cultivate immortality very important? Are you sure it can be cultivated in this way? Or do you just rely on the author of the protagonist's halo to cheat?

This cognitive impairment looks quite disgusting.

The author's concept of cognitive impairment directly destroyed the protagonist, because all subsequent actions of the protagonist are based on this time-distorted cognitive impairment. The protagonist has never made his own choices freely psychologically, which leads to the protagonist's image as a person being very thin and really single. Bo, this is my intuitive feeling as a reader, or it can be said that this character has not stood up. Assuming that there is such a man-made cognitive barrier in reality, the experience suffered by the person who is subjected to this cognitive barrier is naturally an indispensable part of his life, and is destined to be a part of his life development. But this is a novel. If a character's image cannot be established, it is the same as death. I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 30. Of course, it's just a family's opinion. You can check it out for yourself.

After I started writing the book, I also discovered one thing. Some readers are indeed serious about reading the book, but some readers did not come into the book for the purpose of reading the book in the first place. As for why, everyone knows it well. I always believe that there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. I cannot make everyone like it. I just share the world and story in my heart with everyone. I hope everyone will spend a few minutes to read it. If you are traveling the same way, please come with me. If we had different paths, we would have no choice but to regret being separated from you. By the way: collect everyone's opinions!

After reading the introduction, it said that I entered the ninth level of Qi training at the age of fifty-five, and later said that I entered the ninth level of Qi training at the age of twenty. I wrote it wrong

Can I read this book? The introduction is wrong

Why does the protagonist think he is fifty-five years old when he is building a foundation? Is it because the elders think he is twenty years old because immortals have different time concepts?

Sword bones, blood is iron, heart of glass🙂

The introduction is a bit confusing, so why not just talk about your highlights.

This is not a refined idea

So is it twenty or fifty-five?

Apart from being a bit dull due to cognitive impairment, it's pretty cool to watch, but isn't sword cultivation all about moving forward indomitably, wielding the sword without regrets, and having the aura of being invincible? Wouldn't it be better for the protagonist to have a clearer understanding of himself?

Did I understand it wrong? In the second chapter, I said that I had selected five tasks and set out. I took them together and planned to finish them all before going back and handing in the tasks together. So what if I only handed in one of the other four demon elimination tasks when I went back later? Don't do it anymore?

This concept of combat power is useless, it makes me very confused.

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Don't write about women less, you can't control it (serious)

The author's skills are very good. It's a pity that he got off to a bad start this time. I hope the next book will be a great success.

Niang Xipi, there are so many female characters, the author can tell whether it is pure love (single female protagonist).

This historical text of the late Ming Dynasty, "Xi Ming Li Huo", writes about Sichuan's resistance to the Qing Dynasty in the Southern Ming Dynasty. The writing is good, the plot logic is online, it does not reduce intelligence, and the details are real. There are no common time-travel routines, and the cheats are not big, but the details of the war are very solid, especially the war planning, army organization and equipment, battle plot, command, formation, and marching details are very real. The plot is roughly divided into two lines, one is to resist the Qing Dynasty, and the other is to deal with various warlords in Nanming and Sichuan. Currently, there are two female protagonists interspersed with the main line. In addition to the plot of war and strategy, there is also a harem. Finally, I wish Guibao Di a great success!

I always thought the leader was a woman

Why do you always use Ye Yuanhua as a dragster? He has no self-awareness...

I feel like the protagonist's sect is not a swordsmanship, and neither does the protagonist. .

The author should have learned from the style of asking young masters to slay monsters when writing. To be honest, the talent flow is more likable than Chu Liangchun's plug-in, but Lin Bei is much better than Ye Yuanhua in handling the supporting roles. This pig brother looks really uncomfortable.

I always feel that there is little water in the soup, and the plot feels very bland, without the kind of personal attraction and attraction.