Travel Through the Warring States Period to Become a Swordsman and Destroy the Bushido with One Shot

Generally speaking, the opening plot is messy and fragmented, and the fragments are pieced together like a novel like Stitch Monster. The whole story does not look like it was written by a real person, but rather like waste generated by AI after inputting a few keywords.

The style of painting changes suddenly at the end of the second chapter. The three golden chapters were not fully written.

In Chapter 2, the protagonist seems to be inexplicably confused. I really can't understand it, so I'm withdrawing it.

It's another item cheat. I don't understand that some authors always like to do this kind of thing. If it's dropped, stolen or robbed, the protagonist will be changed? ? ?

It's a bit baffling, it doesn't match the radio waves

The writing is too fragmented and broken, and looks like a piece of shit. It follows Miyamoto Musashi's path again, with some messy elements added to it. The idea is okay, but the writing power is not enough, and you can't control it.

This book is not popular, naturally. This book is probably written only by the author himself. It is a bit like a self-help article. I feel that at least 50% of people cannot stand up to the airwaves. It is too serious to filter readers.

It looks like the same thing from the front, but becomes more and more fragmented as you go to the back, with a hammer here and there, and it doesn't look very interesting.

If you don't understand anything, then don't write. Do you think Japanese swordsmen and sword masters are as stupid as Chuan Wu? People want to carry a big truck when they go out. They just want to kill people. No one cares what weapon you use. If you don't carry a few guns when you go out, everyone will feel insecure.

After reading the first 4 chapters, the 4th chapter was stolen... The protagonist is not like a time traveler, nor is he an ordinary native, like an amnesiac native: 1. The protagonist is unfamiliar with the structure of the world 2. The protagonist is unfamiliar with hanging 3. The protagonist does not have any goals at the beginning. I didn't want to go home. I didn't want to try to save my life. When the gun and the gun were stolen, I consciously couldn't find anything, so I didn't investigate in depth. I didn't try to ask other people if they saw it. I just went to buy another gun, and then I sold my life to others to exchange for the gun... 5. After that, it was about looking for the gun and the gun. The plot was very scattered, and I felt like I was always doing a branch line

Well, Goldfinger feels bad, especially the so-called Hachiman God.

The first chapter is pretty much the same thing, but in the second chapter, the style of painting suddenly changes and the feeling of fragmentation becomes serious.

The more I look at it, the more it looks like a novel adapted from a game

Bushido in the traditional sense was unique to the Meiji Restoration

I personally think it is the best one written in the Qidian genre. There are many things that can be learned from it. The author can learn from it.

Do you know why Miyamoto Musashi does not have the title of Sword Master? In Japan, if you want to be a sword master, you must use the spear well Kamiizumi Nobutsuna even has the title of Nagano Ippon Spear

Although I've been watching it for free, I'll order it when you put it on the shelves.