The Otherworldly Swordmaster
异界之剑师全职者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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It was abandoned for a flimsy reason. I read it at the same time as Battle Through the Heavens, and I actually liked this one more, but it had a terrible ending.
I still remember, Xue Luo brought the old man with the heavy sword to the Qin family in Xinfeng and bought fireworks for the entire city, which dazzled the whole night. This night, which blossomed for her, will probably be etched in her heart for a lifetime. Inside the jade belt space, King Fuyi, who didn't want to be left behind, was fighting alone in the treacherous purgatory.
Looking back eight years later, it's still the most regrettable fantasy novel. I think if the author had persisted a little longer and hadn't ruined the ending, it would definitely be a huge hit as an anime adaptation. I hope the author can rewrite the ending in my lifetime.
It's been four or five years, but the addiction from high school still haunts me, even now that I'm working.
It's been 23 years, and I'm almost 30. I remember watching it in junior high, but sadly, I still haven't finished it. I really hope you can finish this story! 😭😭😭
Ten years have passed, and I still can't forget it. I can't let it go!
So many years have passed, yet I still remember it vividly. With 20 years of reading experience, I've read countless novels, and this is the one that leaves me most heartbroken. The world-building, system, structure, character descriptions, writing style—all of it would be a huge hit even today, no less popular than *Covering the Sky* or *Battle Through the Heavens*.
Snowfall... It's been over a decade, have you given up on saving your sister?
This book truly leaves me with a lingering sense of regret. Perhaps imperfection is a kind of beauty, which is why I can't forget it. But will my longing for it always be rewarded? Author, more than a decade has passed in the blink of an eye! Life has had enough regrets already…
I suddenly remembered this book in the middle of the night and decided to check in. Today is also my birthday. It's been more than ten years since I first read it!