Swordplay Across the World
全球论剑
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- Completed
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- 3.1M Words
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- Gaming
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- Virtual MMORPG
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- 14y ago
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- Sword Among UsEnglish name
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Even after all these years since it ended, people are still voting for it with monthly tickets. What does that say? It says a classic is always a classic!!! 🤓
This book was incredibly popular when it was serialized, standing out among game-themed novels. The author could have become a platinum-level author with this book, but then he cleverly added a time-travel plot, which caused an uproar in the comments section. Subscriptions plummeted, and many people blocked him.
The beginning of this book is very well written. If you enjoy Jin Yong and Gu Long's online game novels, don't miss it. The only slightly off part is the later rebirth and reverse time travel plot, which feels like padding for word count. Otherwise, it's very well written.
Looking for online martial arts novels similar to Global Swordplay, Frostfall in the Martial World, and Breaking Through the Void, or novels featuring summoning martial arts and historical figures. Thanks!
This book is not a reverse time travel story!
There's no such thing as dual souls! The later part isn't about traveling back to the future, but rather the so-called rebirth into his student days—the gaining of love, the reaching of the top—it's all fake (Silver Fox's girl is definitely dead! The idea that Kaixin, after being reborn, helps Silver Fox save his girl is fake! Cruel author, why make people face reality?)!
Spoilers ahead, and some rant! I'm back after my first read! I never expected the author to send the protagonist back to his past life in chapter 900. Of all the nearly a thousand rebirth novels I've read, only this one does. Honestly, there are a few protagonists who make up for their past regrets. I can only say that this one truly deserves the title.
The early parts were really well-written; I stayed up for three days straight reading them. But the reverse time travel part at the end disgusted me; it felt like I'd eaten shit.
About the female lead: The protagonist travels back 3 years, vowing to make the woman who betrayed him regret it. He then finds a cute female lead and doesn't give the original female lead any credit! As the story progresses, the protagonist realizes he misunderstood the original female lead.
A classic from the past, a very good martial arts online game. Lately, the only game that can compare is "The Invincible Chieftain," which I found quite good.
I really dislike those titles like "1x," "2x," "3x," and "7x" in the descriptions—they're just trying too hard to elevate someone's status! They're embarrassing to read! Who among normal people remembers "2x" besides "1st"? "1St" has everything, "2nd" has nothing!