Endless Sword Gear

The first novel I ever read was a pirated copy on my flip phone. 😥

I read this book seven or eight years ago, I don't remember where, but I saw a sword called "Birds vanish from a thousand mountains, human tracks disappear from ten thousand paths". I suddenly remembered this book today.

No matter what happens in ten, twenty, or a hundred years, the style and genre of novels may change, but the logic shouldn't. From the very beginning, the author's logic is inconsistent, sometimes clear and sometimes chaotic, as if each chapter was written hastily rather than with a general framework.

Reading this book back then was truly enjoyable; it brought back childhood memories.

A masterpiece, "The Swordsman's All-Round Master," it shocked me back then. There are such extraordinary books.

The novel is only decent in the early parts, with its descriptions of elixirs and magical treasures; the plot and character development are written by a mentally challenged elementary school student. There's very little description of objects later on, and then ten chapters of nonsensical ramblings about climbing to the top of the Qitian Pavilion, with passersby expressing their disdain and shock – it's just so stupid, just like the author.

I'm asking you, where are the swordsmen who are all-around skilled?!!!!

I read this book a long time ago. At the time, I thought it was a rare male-oriented novel that depicted women without being greasy. However, the later parts felt a bit abrupt and I didn't know what it was going to do. I really liked the character designs of Yan Baipao and Su Kuxin, and I especially loved the plot and character development in Zijing Valley. Later on, it felt forced.

It wasn't until I started reading this novel that I truly understood the real meaning of the phrase "bad ending".

So many years! I never thought I'd find this book again; it brings back so many memories!