Online Gaming: The Azure City Sword Immortal

Having read online novels for over a decade, it's no exaggeration to say that *The Legend of Qingcheng Swordsman* is the second best online game novel I've ever read, and arguably the best in the *Shushan Swordsman* genre. Some criticize it for plagiarizing Hama's *Shushan*, and frankly, while I had read *Shushan* before and enjoyed it, *The Legend of Qingcheng Swordsman* doesn't feel like…

What a load of rubbish! It's just a copycat of "Toad's Shushan," mimicking the protagonist's tone. The worst part is that it's all about suppressing the protagonist from beginning to end. The protagonist gets his equipment through quests, others get it because they like it from their elders, but the rivals always have better equipment than the protagonist. No wonder it almost flopped back then.

The author has started a new book, "Born with Immortal Seeds," everyone please give it your support.

This novel is a lighthearted, fast-paced story, and its setting borrows heavily from Hama's "Shushan". Therefore, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to categorize it as part of the Hama Shushan genre. In handling the protagonist, the author combined the lone-wolf style of "Shushan" and the power-based style of "NB," taking a middle-balance approach.

I'm back to rereading this book. I enjoyed watching "Shushan" before, but when I rewatched it in first person, I wasn't used to it. I'm planning to use this book as a reference to create a behind-the-scenes mastermind in the world of Shushan, although the planning will take several years.

This book is truly excellent; a bookworm of over a decade highly recommends it.

Ugh, so many ridiculous things to do in a game, isn't it tiring? It's like playing a real game. Games have their own rules. It's a game, if you're not happy, fight; if you can't win, just admit defeat.

There are too many flaws. The supporting characters are brainless. The protagonist is also an idiot. The relationships are all the same. The protagonist, with a bunch of novice disciples, dares to provoke the sect leader. All the beta testers look down on the protagonist who isn't in the beta. I want to ask, is this supposed to be a closed beta? One picture says this person is a gentleman, the next they're a villain. A complete 90-degree turn. I've never seen anything so brainless.

It's a real shame this wasn't continued; the world-building had only just begun.

I still remember finding this book somewhere else in high school, and then I became obsessed with this kind of online game novel. I even read Huanzhu Louzhu's "The Legend of the Swordsmen of Shushan". Hmm, it's quite moving. I also looked for some other books of the same genre, but I still think this book left the deepest impression. Now that so much time has passed, I'm just coming over to add some soil and sweep the grave. I won't burn incense.