Sword of the Wandering Soul

Whether this book is good or not is another matter, since it's not finished yet. The early parts were decent, but the later parts were a mess of rubbish. 😒 Just considering its premise: [indigenous protagonist], [starting as a slave], [ordinary human personality], it doesn't give readers a good impression, and it lacks the simple and crude plot-driving elements like system cheats or rebirth…

The free period will last a long time, so don't worry. If there's no traffic, Beigong Lian will try to capitalize on trending topics, advertise, and create hype. Don't worry, everyone. I'm very grateful that you've read my work, so I won't fabricate accounts to give unread readers the "golden light" (a symbol of my greatness). If it was a program error, then my comment was an accidental click.

Well, while it does align with the book's title, it really is as that druid said—the protagonist is starting to resemble a demon more and more. The influence of modern people alone isn't enough to achieve this, is it? After all, the latest chapter shows that this transmigrator is terrified of blood, so he merely keeps those thoughts hidden in his mind.

Having read up to chapter 27, I still can't figure out the main plot. It feels like it's written in too much detail, which makes it seem like padding. After over a hundred thousand words, they still haven't explained the "golden finger" (the cheat ability/powerful technique). It takes skill to write about time travel and fusion, which others only mention in a few words, for over a hundred thousand words and still not finish. But I don't have that kind of patience.

It's almost 500,000 words long, and he's still eight years old! He talks to the lord's son with an adult mindset. Doesn't he feel awkward? In this high-magic world, this kind of behavior would be considered possession. You could at least change it to fifteen or sixteen. You keep emphasizing that you're only eight, but look at the protagonist's behavior. Is that how an eight-year-old should behave?

Seeing that a million words were free, I initially thought it was just filler material to attract readers, but I was surprised by the excellent writing and immersive experience. It also has a lot of original and excellent plot points, and the protagonist has a unique personality. It's actually a good book!

Just a note: the author owes fourteen chapters of updates.

I came here after hearing about it from the cloudy day, so I'll take a look first.

I have a feeling this book is worth following.

Yes, this book is truly one of the few I've read on Qidian in recent years. It really feels like a story being written, rather than a web novel. The protagonist is no longer a mere tool serving to provide entertainment, nor is he a product of clichéd plots or empty labels that label anti-heroic tropes. Instead, he is a truly flesh-and-blood person, a child struggling on the edge of good and evil.