The Legend of Qin: Swordsmanship's Greatest Master

During the Warring States and pre-Qin periods, "" initially referred to the sons of feudal lords. Under the Zhou Dynasty's enfeoffment system, only sons of dukes and above could use this title; ordinary nobles or commoners were not qualified. Ordinary people could not address a "" casually; misuse could lead to offense or even death. Its exalted status was equivalent to the modern term "prince."

The "Innate Realm" thing is so out of place; it feels like I'm not watching Qin's Moon, but some kind of overused martial arts fantasy world view from ten years ago.

I always thought Chen Qingliu was the protagonist, but it wasn't until chapter 235 that I realized Han Fei was the real protagonist. Chen Qingliu is already a Grandmaster, a so-called sword cultivator, and it's said he'd do anything to reach the pinnacle, but all he does is run around with a bunch of women.

First of all, the plot involving Jing Ni is nonsensical; you're not even going to take on the role. Why include this part? Just to pad the plot with numbers? Then there's Ying Ge—going to steal the He Shi Bi? In the anime, Ye Mu's strength is so limited he can barely leave Xinzheng, let alone go to Qin?

Well, this guy even sent a female demon to the fanfiction; that's a breath of fresh air in the world of fanfiction. He takes in a woman but can't even protect her? The protagonist's charisma is a bit low.

If you're not going to take on women, then don't write it in the first place. Since you've already written it, and you can't even protect her, what kind of grandmaster are you, learning swordsmanship?

The protagonist's woman was brutally murdered with her neck snapped? Is that even possible? How could the author dare write such a toxic plot?! Thank goodness I read the comments first, not the actual plot, or I would have been poisoned to death! 🙂

The plot is disjointed and haphazard, characters are introduced and then forgotten, and the story is extremely illogical. There's no way Jing Ni could possibly escape through Korea, and even if the Luo Wang organization is weak, it wouldn't be reduced to having to send messages to the Nightfall organization while hunting down a traitor. It's pure pretentious nonsense.

While watching, I got a taste of something evil; if I can't protect myself, what am I supposed to collect? 🤔

I didn't watch the rest, but when I saw the beginning where Jing Ni was portrayed as a talkative and brainless character, I couldn't continue watching. I couldn't connect with her at all, and it made me feel disgusted. All I can say is, brother, Jing Ni is an assassin! She talks so much.