Blade Shatters the Firmament

A wasteful beginning, slaves bullying their masters, loving maids, and crushing geniuses. The whole novel is full of female characters. The only righteous people in the world are those around the protagonist, and all others are villains. The plot cannot withstand actual scrutiny, and the plot seriously drags down the word count. It is a cultivation novel. Chapter 500 or so and about 400 chapters are about worldly affairs, which have nothing to do with cultivation. They say that they can see through worldly affairs, but are burdened by worldly affairs. The protagonist must be righteous in everything he does, and all evil deeds are villains. I can only say that there are too many rubbish novels nowadays.

In fact, the story itself is not bad, but the "funny" inside is really torturous. It has to be funny with a very accurate sense of language, not just random weird words, not to mention that these weird words are all routines in themselves.

I started reading novels when I was in junior high school. The first novel I read was Your Sword Cuts Through the Sky. I have read more than 2,000 chapters of that one. I still remember that the protagonist had just become the Emperor of Heaven. At that time, he was in another world. There were many resources in that world to become the Emperor of Heaven. Even here, I couldn't bear to read it, so I kept saving it. I didn't expect it to last for 5 or 6 years. I still remember when I was reading it, I updated it while reading it. I didn't expect that it had been so long. The novel I saved at that time was finished as I read it, and then it was released. Recommended new book of Jian Po Jiutian

How can I put it this way? When I first started to get involved in online research, this book was the third novel I had read. It left a deep impression on me. At that time, I was not as sharp as I am now. I just thought it was refreshing and good-looking. Then I looked at it and realized that it had not been updated yet, so I kept up with the updates until I finished the book. Although it is embarrassing to read it now, for me at that time, it was really a past event worth recalling.

I think the author's writing is quite good. Personally, I feel it is much better than Dou Po. Dou Po is an endless loop and has extremely protracted battle descriptions. Xun'er, the heroine, was well written in the first hundred or so chapters, but she lost her sense of presence in the subsequent chapters. For those who criticize this book, how many chapters have you read?

I feel like the characters in this book are all idiots who do that kind of thing when they meet each other 🥵🥵 The more I read, the more boring I become.

Damn it, I'm back⊙▽⊙

I started reading this fascinating novel in the 4th grade of elementary school, almost 10 years ago.

I hope that future introductions will be as straightforward as this, saving me the trouble of flipping through the table of contents.

This book is quite nice. Book friends please support the author. Please do not hit me on the head when you are outside, otherwise you will be responsible for the consequences. Sword Cuts Through the Sky is pretty good.