I Am a Swordmaster in a Strange City

The whole "Grandpa of the God-Slaying Sword" thing—that he lived a miserable and impoverished life—did the author think this kind of setting had a sense of vicissitude? It's actually just utter nonsense! Grandpa even said he didn't want to teach the protagonist any skills and wanted him to live a peaceful (poor) life. Is this kind of person brainwashed? Saying this in a world with a gun?

I've always been a fan of Zhijian, and after reading several of his books, I've noticed that he has one major flaw that he hasn't corrected: he kills people without touching their bodies, he heals and saves people for free, and the protagonist basically lives a life of poverty. His economic values ​​are a complete mess.

I hesitated to write this review, as it's about an author I've admired for a long time. Though we've never met, we're like an old friend; despite some grievances, I didn't want to speak ill of them. But in the end, I decided to post it anyway, since you've been so quick to criticize and then neglect your responsibilities.

After Yiqi Chaoyang's book ended badly, I haven't read any of his new books since I knew they would end badly too! I thought of this book today and searched for new books. Sure enough, the last update was two months ago!

I really can't understand it. The male protagonist's family is relatively poor, no matter what. This is a strange world, a strange world that everyone in the world knows about. And the male protagonist's grandfather has been certified as someone who can exorcise evil spirits. So, shouldn't an organization similar to a government regulate and give preferential treatment to such people?

Haha, I knew this old man would definitely castrate me, thank goodness I didn't fall for it, hahaha!

The books written with your fingertips all carry a touch of chivalry, are full of life and flesh, and have ingenious plots. I just hope the updates can be more consistent and the content can be expanded more, so that the ending doesn't leave people feeling unsatisfied.

Rather, it is the eternal flow of all heavens and myriad realms.

I scrolled through the novel's chapters and found it's been abandoned again. Thank goodness, I didn't spend any money on it.

Fingertip, have you forgotten your original intention in writing books? Constantly switching between different themes and unfinished projects, you're wasting your talent and your readers' feelings. If you're financially independent, stop writing altogether, or finish writing before uploading. If you want to make money, at least be professional.