My Sword Bone Grows an Inch Every Year!
我的剑骨每年增加一寸！
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
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- 2mo ago
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After reading a few dozen chapters, I've figured it out too. The book's tone is definitely one of hiding and running. It's only been a few dozen chapters, and the protagonist is already being chased, moving to four different places. I can already predict what will happen next: he kills a Qi Refining or Foundation Establishment cultivator, then another Foundation Establishment or Golden Core…
54 Years later, the bones were taller than the person.
So, is the male protagonist a born swordsman?
It feels like it's too slow to warm up; I wonder if that's a common problem with the Gou Dao style.
The protagonist's behavior as a sword cultivator is quite contradictory. Instead of seeking a master in a sword-wielding sect, this person with exceptional talent chooses to work under a Foundation Establishment family. Don't want to join a sect and bear the consequences? But a sword cultivator finds himself a mortal wife right from the start. Afraid of accidents on the road?
What is sword bone?
If it's one inch per year, won't it eventually turn into something like stilts? Wouldn't it be more harmonious to design two sword bones?
Why do you think so few people write about the "survival" style of sword cultivators? Just look at the comments section. You're a sword cultivator, why would you write about the "survival" style?
This is ridiculous. He's not even at the Foundation Establishment stage, yet he's already bringing up inner demons.
Freebies for a limited time are indeed garbage.
What's the point of the "Golden Finger Sword Bone"? Over a hundred chapters in, and he's been getting beaten and abused like a dog. It's utterly despicable.
A cultivator, just like a high-level martial artist, who also farms but has few laborers, practices swordsmanship with a wooden sword, is both cautious and adventurous. A battle between the left and right hemispheres of his brain.
The protagonist only takes on one disciple at the third level of Qi Refining, and that disciple has a family tradition of meddling in other people's business. His poor grades are no accident; if he can't write well, he should just go work in a factory. That's writing style from decades ago.