Sword Dao Supreme

I didn't expect that the first fantasy book I read back then would be published again. Very authentic traditional fantasy, copy and paste the realm, and allocate adventures on demand. The advantages are also obvious, there is no mess, the battle is pure fun, there are no disgusting plots, and the combat description is passable, it instantly changes from plain water with no advantages to soda water to kill time. Looking for similar ones now, they are completely invisible.

I especially like this kind of pure kendo text. Kendo Dokami and Kendo Dokatsu were my favorites when I was a child.

There were a lot of pitfalls left unfilled, and in the end I turned into a mortal body. All the hard work in training was completely meaningless. I really don't like this ending! ! ! ! !

I watched it together with Du Zun, but it wasn't as good as Du Zun, and the system was messed up later on. Maybe it's because I didn't want to uninstall so many training systems and added maps too quickly.

What a pity. Rather than reaching the true god realm of swordsmanship, I still want to see what it will be like when the swordsmanship of the heavens reaches the level of demigod. After laying such a good foundation and practicing such good techniques, everything was ruined. In the end, my cultivation was so fragile that I couldn't even practice qi, and I was only left in the realm of swordsmanship. So what is the meaning of the content of the first 2400 chapters of this book? The same goes for Deep Blue World. There is a lot of foreshadowing, building up the foundation of the protagonist to be the best in the world, and then inexplicably killing the protagonist when the climax is about to begin. The ending is still a routine. The protagonist is about to become invincible.

The main character is so heartless. Heaven and Earth Palace, Feitian Pavilion, Five Elements Sect, and Sword Temple gave him many skills, training resources, sheltered him, and many people helped him, but in the end, they all forgot about the chicken, let alone the reward. Ungrateful, you bastard. It is a naked betrayal to let him complete the mission as an undercover agent, only to become the king of the den of thieves. If I were your mother, I would stuff you into a pit and drown you!

This book is just an imitation of Kendo Duzun, and it's too novice. It's much worse than the previous version of Duzun.

Anyway, the kendo realm in this book is the best I have ever seen, no matter in terms of ideological understanding or division~ As for the end, it is a bit sloppy... Maybe the author has his own ideas~ I can only think so! Anyway, this is a masterpiece that I picked up when I was chasing books, so I can just remember it~

In fact, fans may have some misunderstandings. The reason why many people have come to troll me recently is that I don't think it's like you said, "I avoided talking about it in 2012, and then came here to criticize it 5 years later." There shouldn't be anyone who is so free. Mainly because many people didn't notice this book at all before, or because many people didn't have access to TVs, computers, or mobile phones in 2012 due to studies or other reasons, they couldn't read this book at all. Recently, this book was put on the free list by Dian Niang, and everyone came to read it. Of course, for books written a few years ago, the better they are, the more people will follow. Moreover, those who follow the trend can often avoid many subtle points based on readers' reactions, and their writing style is not bad. As a result, books written 5 years ago cannot meet the current aesthetics. Many of the books written by those who follow the trend are more popular than Kaishan's novels. When they saw that the book had high ratings, they rushed over to read it excitedly and spent several hours. However, they were disappointed and complained, which I think is understandable. Who hasn't felt depressed while reading a book? Some people are full of slanderous remarks, but you can be forgiven for scolding them. Some people just express their own opinions and do not attack the author. There is no need to angrily scold others. This scolding directly makes us passers-by afraid to read this book. It feels like we must say yes after reading it. After spending time and money to read it, we are not even qualified to express our own thoughts. In fact, when I see someone saying that this book is not good, as long as a fan points out the advantages of this book with good reason, I will continue to read it with confidence. Even if I see some mistakes in the middle, as long as I think of so many well-reasoned recommendations, I will be willing to try it again. I am a reader who has always supported genuine books. I will subscribe as long as I can continue to read the book. Even if I cannot finish the free chapters, as long as there is something that I think is worthwhile, I will subscribe to a chapter or vote for a recommendation before abandoning the article. I'm the kind of person who would rather abandon the article than read pirated copies. So just be calm. Swearing will not make people dislike you, it will only make people dislike the author, because many people who are active in the book review area are the author's own trumpet. I am not saying that this book is also the author himself who is cursing people, but this is a phenomenon. Since you love this author so much, don't call him into trouble. Without further ado, let me give this book a try first.

After reading Kendo Duzun back then, I always wanted to find a sword-training novel, but none of them were good. Why is this early novel so similar to Duzun? Moreover, the title is so random, and the writing style is not that good.