The Sword of Arad

Here's the question: why is your main character a swordsman, but you used a fighter for the cover?

Regarding the reborn protagonist's lingering affection for the female lead, emphasizing it once means cherishing her, emphasizing it twice means lingering affection, emphasizing it three times means unforgettable love, emphasizing it four or five times is just disgusting! Seriously, it's constantly being emphasized!!! It's practically in every chapter, it's toxic! 😅 Take care, hero, goodbye...

The book contains more than 800 chapters, the pace is very good, and there is almost no hydrology. The several large volumes of the book are clearly divided into sections, and the goals of each stage are clear. The inner core motivation of the protagonist is "making up for regrets" of Reborn Wen General. The narrative of each chapter is very clear and obviously polished.

The Supreme Martial Emperor: "The so-called 'Supreme' has been completely left behind by me." Nianhuang: "There is nothing to begin with, so why should dust settle? The ways of the mortal world are all within my grasp." Grandmaster: "The path of martial arts is of utmost purity; any deviation from it will be severely punished!"

I've watched it three times already. I thought it was a masterpiece when I was a kid, and it's still excellent now. Compared to other online novels, what's most enjoyable is the writing style, the appropriate environmental descriptions (though they could be better), and the character development.

Whether back then or now, I know absolutely nothing about DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online), and I don't know which parts are references and which are original. But this book truly has a captivating charm that keeps me reading. Just like back then, I had never even heard of the term "anime/manga," yet I was still engrossed in watching the interactions between various characters in the early stages of…

It's an otherworldly story disguised as DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online), but to be honest, it has nothing to do with DNF. However, it's written quite well.

However, a chapter with over a dozen "howevers" shattered what seemed like a decent book; the endless "howevers" from past lives sent chills down my spine; a book has no fewer than 10,000 "howevers"; the further you go, the more terrifying the "howevers" become; the author is a "however" monster; however, however, however, however, however, however, however, however, however... 😥

It wasn't easy to find this place on Qidian. I couldn't find it for a long time, and it wasn't on any of the ranking lists either. Compared to the standardized, industrialized hydrology of today, my novels, which were like a world unto themselves, were truly wonderful. Even supernatural swordsmen can become classics, while so many novels nowadays are all the same, lacking any originality.

I read this physical book in the school library back then.