Once Upon a Time, There Was a Spirit Sword Mountain

I can't tell where it is now, but there once was a Lingjian Mountain... When I heard this sentence, I burst into tears instantly

I don't know what the author has done and I won't comment, but I can't understand those who criticize the novel. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean the book is not well written. I can't stand books that many people like, such as "Global High Martial Arts" and "Cultivation Chat Group", but I won't criticize the book. I like this novel very much, so after reading it, I went to read the original version. The catalog is from 2013. I will still like this novel in 2023, just because of "Spirit Sword" I will always remember the author of "Mountain". I have been reading novels for 8 years. Among the more than 2,000 novels I have read, I can read them more than once and remember the author. I think the author is already very good. When I read it for the first time that year, I even went to the browser forum to look for protagonists with similar personalities (then I discovered "Thriller Paradise" and "Into the Cultivation of Immortality", which I also like very much). I heard that there are physical books and I may buy a set in the future. I hope the author can finish "Genius". I remember that this book was published in the same batch as "The Demon King" by August Flying Eagle and "Asking" by Ji Cha, and those two books have been completed. Come on, I sincerely wish you well.

I have watched it twice intermittently. Each time I watch it, I have a slightly different feeling. However, the middle and late stages are indeed a bit overwhelming. I read the first part of the story late into the night every time, but I don't know why when it comes to the battle between immortals, I just can't watch it anymore. Maybe it's because The pace is too fast, or maybe the sudden change in writing style gave me a completely different feeling, but the last sentence: "Once upon a time, there was a Spirit Sword Mountain here" suddenly made people unconsciously think of Wang Lu, Wang Wu, Liuli Xian, etc., And their experiences on this journey. At least in my personal opinion, this ending is the best ending I have ever seen. When the book was first published, I was unable to provide any financial support to the author. Now that I can provide food and clothing, I thought of letting the author know with a meager reward. Those of us who watch pirated copies will support the authors as much as possible when we are able. Thank you Xu'er for writing such a good novel and accompanying me many days and nights.

Is anyone still watching Lingjian Mountain? Leave a comment and answer me.

The TV series is completely unacceptable. Wang Wu is too ugly. Xiao Liuli has become a flat-chested Internet celebrity with no future at all.

I would like to remind fellow Taoists who haven't watched it yet, don't watch it after the Earth Immortals wake up, you will regret it. Also remember to click on those passages that are more concentrated. This chapter says that the masters will help you restore the appearance before castration in that passage.

From the beginning to the end, things have changed and people have changed. "Once upon a time there was a Lingjian Mountain" is the Lingjian Mountain that carries through the whole text. The author ends with the title, and when I read it again, I feel sad in my heart.

I feel that this book is quite good, at least in my mind it is a first-rate novel. I just scrolled through the comment area and found that the abuse below seems to be mainly focused on two aspects. One is the value orientation of the protagonist. I don't think this is a big deal. If you deny a book for this reason, does that mean you also have to deny a large number of novels such as "Gu Zhenren" and "The Story of a Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality"? Although dark novels are a niche genre at the beginning, there are many excellent ones among them. The other thing is the ending of the novel. There is nothing much to say about this. The book lacks some starting points. You can go online or buy a physical book to read the full version.

To quote someone's comment on Douban, it is the pinnacle of the Tucao style, a variety of counter-routines, and a masterpiece that integrates politics, military philosophy, and history. It's just that in the ending, all the young and beautiful people are alive, all the old cousins ​​are dead, and it's a pity that Master Hetu and the mountain spirit died.

I read the ending of this book three years ago, but couldn't understand it. I read the last few chapters over and over again, and I still don't know whether the Kyushu Continent has passed through the sky, or who the old man is at the end. It was only after three years that I realized that I had passed through a thin line of sky, and the last old man was Wang Lu...