Sword Qi Reaches the Heavens

As a fantasy novel, too few female leads mean fewer exciting moments; at least three or more are needed. Readers who support this, please upvote! Thanks! 🤝

I really enjoy reading your books. As a long-time reader who started with "Peerless Martial God," and even patiently finished your previous book, "Base No. 7," Which didn't perform very well, I have a few suggestions after reading your books for so many years. 1. I hope the female lead is also very talented.

A veteran reader of "Peerless Martial God" has come to report for duty.

The Great Li Dynasty comprised thirty-six prefectures. Its vast territory was home to humans, demons, and spirits! The protagonist, Li Fan, comes from Lishan. Lishan is a sect located in Lin'an County, Chuzhou, in the Great Li Dynasty. Lishan has a deep connection with the Great Li Dynasty.

I read Peerless Martial God in junior high school. It was my first fantasy novel (my second online novel, the first one was a monster-themed one). When I read about Lin Feng being besieged after returning from the Snow Moon Tournament and Meng Qing turning into a fox, I was moved to tears. The characters like Yun Feiyang and Jun Mochou from back then seem like they were just yesterday.

The beginning of your new book doesn't feel as good as your previous works, *Peerless Martial God* and *Ancient God King*. I don't know if it's because it's a slow burn or what. I'll keep reading for now. At least it shouldn't be worse than *The Great Ruler*. It feels like I'm not the only one writing this.

I know without even reading it that these kinds of novels are usually filled with an overly righteous character who has ambiguous relationships with several women but doesn't actually sleep with them, and then goes around slaying demons, showing off, and having all sorts of amazing adventures.

If you can't finish writing, just end it and start the next book! This protagonist is nothing like Lin Feng, Qin Wentian, or Ye Futian; he lacks the spiritedness of a young genius. Lin Feng, after his sect was destroyed, endured humiliation and hardship to cultivate his decisive and ruthless nature; his body is forbidden by the world, and his beloved is treated like a stranger.

It seems like very few people online mention "Peerless Martial God" anymore; the novel's popularity and buzz have suffered a severe decline. Browsing through various novel forums, it's rare to find any mention of "Peerless Martial God." Forget discussing the plot, almost no one even mentions the novel anymore. Has the popularity of the novel "Peerless Martial God" really suffered such a severe loss?

I watched all pirated copies during my student days, now I'm buying them all with real money.