Nurture the Sword!
养剑！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 438k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
212Chapters
0Votes
671Recs
968Fans
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The most annoying thing is that a woman fights with a man, can't beat him, and then closes his eyes and waits for death. . . . Fighting is like playing house. Either fight to the death or commit suicide. Is it playing house if you close your eyes and wait for others to kill?
What does it have to do with the title of the book? ? ? We have the stove, we have the sword, and then we keep talking about alchemy
It's better to ask mortals to make elixirs and turn them around
I have been working on alchemy, and it has nothing to do with swords. I clicked here just to see how to practice swordsmanship.
I feel like it has nothing to do with the title of the book
It's chapter 60 and I haven't entered the main plot yet. The title of the book might as well have been about raising a stove
I feel lonely after reading the profile. Can anyone send me a real profile? Just a brief introduction.
Bookworm identification: rare food and grass
I read thirty-five chapters in one go, and so far I feel like it's pretty well written. Although it is a traditional fairy tale novel, the content is nothing new, but the writing style is steady and there are no annoying enemies with low IQs, no deliberate pretentiousness, and no crazy stick to the end. The character descriptions are relatively full, and there is no facial expression. Therefore, it is generally identified as food and grass. If it can be maintained in the later stage, it will probably become a masterpiece.
The author writes well
1. The title of the book has nothing to do with the content. At least I haven't seen it yet and I still don't know what it has to do with raising a sword. 2. The author's first small copy, which is the opening story of Killing the Elder Demon, can be refined to 5-6 chapters. Because in the first nine chapters, the effective information in each chapter is actually very low. The effective information in one chapter is only one or two hundred words. There is no need to write nine chapters in the first small copy. 3. At the beginning of this kind of mortal market, the author should slowly work up the number of words and keep writing.
Raise a sword, where is the sword? Might as well be called Yanghan
Nice
Although ordinary people can roughly guess the plot of the flow, it is written in a very immersive and interesting way. Come on, catch up on the latest chapter!