The Divine Sword of Heaven and Earth

The synopsis immediately reminded me of Battle Through the Heavens, with its talk of cultivation regression and rings! Poison.

I hate these long, tedious, formulaic articles the most!

The first two chapters even looked like a pirated version of Doupo. Doupo has ruined so many readers; seeing the old man with the ring now is just so embarrassing. 😅

Damn it, why are male protagonists in fantasy novels almost always starting out as useless? I can't even finish reading this kind of synopsis. What's with all this talk about being useless? Would it kill you to give the protagonist a perfect genius start? Tomato's books all have genius starts. Look how well he writes! And look at yours. Don't you reflect on why he's a platinum author while you're nobody?

I dropped it after reading over 600 chapters. First of all, the whole thing was incredibly frustrating. The protagonist met Zhang Min in Dao Yi, and after Zhang Min's death, there could have been a small explosion of emotion, but instead, it all ended with one person being killed. I'm speechless.

Every fantasy novel follows this pattern: a former genius turns into a useless person (either through a fortuitous encounter or by acquiring one). What defines a genius? A genius who remains a genius until the very end, a monstrous genius, an unparalleled genius, crushing all others. It's not about a genius starting out, becoming useless in the very first chapter, and then returning to genius.

Seeing the introduction of three female leads is enough to make any harem novel disgusted. I certainly was. Please don't criticize if you disagree.

Why does searching for "Chaos Sword God" directly bring up this novel, and why can't I find "Heart Star Freedom"?

This novel is really good! I didn't expect it to be updated again. Keep it up, author!

That's too naive, I don't even know how to comment!