The Immortal Sword God

This I remember most is the swordplay skill

There are very few novels about cultivating immortals that are full of chivalrous spirit. Some novels have protagonists who are too violent.

This was the first novel I read, and it is still so hard to forget.

When I read more than 40 chapters of this novel, I was almost poisoned. At the beginning of the novel, I deliberately emphasized that the protagonist is ruthless and capable of destroying flowers. I also think that the protagonist has a basic bottom line on beauty and will never be soft-hearted just because she is a woman. After more than 40 chapters, I finally realized that if the author wants the protagonist to have a harem, he will force the protagonist to relent. Even if the beautiful woman has murderous intentions towards him and threatens his life, the protagonist does not care. (Even if the protagonist is tempted by beauty and wants to have fun, the most basic bottom line must be maintained, especially those women who are obviously malicious, must be dealt with decisively, and those who should be ruthless must not be soft-hearted. This is the person who controls beauty, rather than being controlled by beauty.) In the final analysis, the protagonist is just a licking dog.

A great chivalrous man is concerned about his country and his people. This rare core theme in immortality novels runs through the spirit of chivalry from beginning to end.

Arriving at a small village, the protagonist fights an injustice and drives away the minions. He goes to the mountain gate to make a scene to prove his chivalry and then escapes. Later, the small village is retaliated against. The protagonist breaks through, hears about this, and destroys the sect (?) And proves his chivalry once again. The name of the innocent village is used by the protagonist to prove his enlightenment...

I watched the pirated version before, so I came back to review the formula this time. The art of playing swordsmanship is like playing chess, anticipating the enemy's opportunity, without any moves, without oneself, using people to play the sword, and using the sword to play the enemy 😁😁😁

The old book I read before is a very classic fairy tale novel. The whole text implements chivalry, has extremely upright views, and has a large layout. It becomes more interesting as you go to the back. It is suitable for novices, but for old bookworms, it has many poisonous points.

The first novel I read left a deep impression on me. I thought it was very touching at the time. But suddenly when I looked back, the feeling it gave me was gone. I don't know whether it was because it had lost its soul or because I had lost my direction. It seemed that everything could be done in time, and it seemed that nothing could be done in time. In the past few years, What on earth has been taken away from me, and what have I abandoned in time? Time is like a river, and I am like a boat, drifting and wandering. Life in this world is like a big dream, peeking into the dream in the sky, searching for the sky in the dream, half true and half false, half crazy and half crazy, everything goes as I want, and all my heart follows me.

Then Lu Xue shouldn't die or be punished if he develops normally? Damn, it's okay if a beautiful woman makes a mistake?