Draw Your Sword at Mount Hua

This book is released, has the author not written the book? The most exciting Swordsman fan I have ever seen

The logic of the description of Taoism, Buddhism and martial arts practice in this book is very reasonable and smooth, giving people the impression that practicing martial arts and cultivating immortals should be like this! The protagonist has the feeling of being a mortal cultivating immortality without any sense of right or wrong, selfishness and a little outside the bottom line! The protagonist treats the world of mortal beings outside spiritual practice as if it were a real-life game!

I have been hearing people praise this novel, and I saw Chapter 46. It is indeed well written, but the protagonist, as a time-traveled modern person, actually killed two national heroes. What the hell?

The writing is very good and detailed. I have only read ten chapters and I am quite interested in it. However, the main character is hard to watch, as are some of the thoughts revealed by the author. Yue Buqun in the original book was called a hypocrite, but not half as good as this one. Martial arts and martial arts, it doesn't matter if you can't become a warrior, after all, the situation is difficult and you can't protect yourself, but why do you have to be so two-faced. I often read some classics, but I say that I understand the mysteries of Confucius and Mencius' morality, and even flaunt the revolutionary spirit. The next moment, I don't regard ordinary people as human beings at all. I basically regard those who don't know martial arts as better slaves. I have the power of life and death in my heart, and even make arrangements for other people's families. The same goes for the fellow disciples. Several fellow disciples of the Sword Sect have already surrendered. The male protagonist doesn't look like a leader at all. We go out to do a task together. Instead of giving normal guidance, we have to make fun of others and show off the authority of the leader? I really want to see it, but the thoughts it reveals make it difficult for me personally.

This book is actually very good about martial arts and other descriptions. In the middle and later stages, it goes into different worlds and expands it to one or two million words. It is an absolute masterpiece. It's a pity that the author didn't write it.

A martial arts fan fiction book, magical secrets, beauties in the world, and at most a bloody battle that conquers the world... No, the author insists on teaching readers how to rule the world and practice martial arts and become immortal at the same time. Come here with admiration and leave disappointed.

I can read it again. Has the author written a new book?

I don't know if this author still writes books. It's a pity that the book ends so hastily at the end! When I searched for the author of "The Sword Out of Huashan" on the web, some results turned up as "A Big Dream Naturally Awakens", and I don't know if it was a new account opened by the author.

Why haven't you released a new book after waiting for so many years? I like the pen edge.

Was it really released? ?