The Blind Swordswoman of Shushan

The plot is getting increasingly weak. The protagonist pretends to be weak while actually being strong, and the villains are always getting released for various reasons. It's okay if they do it occasionally, but this constant writing gets tiresome no matter how much is written each day.

Speaking of blind girls, I'm reminded of Toph from Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Only 15 chapters, and hundreds of years have passed. The cultivation in the mortal realm is almost at its end; it feels like a short story. While this is exciting, how will the author handle the plot later? Will he just get intimate with the little fairy and then go to the immortal realm? 👻👻👻👻👻

Although, but, we'll meet again someday. 😠✌️ I can no longer brainwash myself or convince myself. 💔💔💔

Wow, another 100,000 words today! I'm starting to wonder if the author actually finished the whole novel before posting it, or if they have some kind of system.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a classic example of pretentious writing...

The first major story, the Immortal Realm arc, was completely different from the original story where the protagonist quietly cultivated, displayed his divine abilities in public, and acted as a behind-the-scenes mastermind. Later, being threatened, having relatives and friends kidnapped (making it impossible to cultivate in peace), being hunted down and becoming an enemy of the world, and being…

This book feels like it's the same regardless of the map. The world after ascension is overly mundane, lacking that... That supreme, unparalleled aura. If the world were entirely inhabited by natives, it might be somewhat understandable, but for an ancestor who ascended from another world to the upper realm, to lack any sense of dignity is just too petty.

Use your brain to look at: Elderly people using cell phones on the subway. Jpg Reading without thinking: It's a bit strange. Taking another look, I'm convinced the author is terrible; it's not the protagonist's fault.

I had only bookmarked it and hadn't read it yet, but in just a few days, dozens of chapters were released. This kind of author deserves our support!