Draw Your Sword at Mount Hua

The writing is very good and detailed. I've only read ten chapters, but I'm quite interested. However, the protagonist is hard to read, and some of the ideas the author expresses are also unsatisfying. The original Yue Buqun is called a hypocrite, but he's not even half as bad as this one.

This book is out! Has the author stopped writing? This is the most exciting Swordsman fanfiction I've ever read.

The book's descriptions of Taoism, Buddhism, and martial arts cultivation are logically sound and coherent, giving the impression that this is how martial arts and immortality cultivation should be! The protagonist seems to be a mortal cultivating immortality, somewhat detached from right and wrong, selfish, and with a few moral boundaries! The protagonist treats the mundane world outside of cultivation like a real-life game!

A martial arts fanfiction, filled with divine skill manuals, beautiful women of the martial world, and at most, the author's aim of conquering the world and fighting across the land... No, the author insists on teaching readers how to simultaneously rule the world and cultivate martial arts and immortality. I came with high hopes, only to leave disappointed.

I've heard people rave about this novel, and after reading up to chapter 46, I can say it's indeed well-written. But the protagonist, a modern person with a time-traveling mindset, actually kills two national heroes? What the hell?

This book actually describes martial arts very well. If it had expanded into different worlds in the later stages, adding another million or two words, it would have been an absolute masterpiece. It's a pity the author stopped writing it.

It's available to read again! Has the author written a new book?

I wonder if this author is still writing books. It's a real shame that this book ended so abruptly! When I searched for the author of "Sword Out of Mount Hua" on the internet, some results showed "Da Meng Zi Ran Xing" (大梦自然醒), I don't know if that's a new account the author created.

Why hasn't he released a new book after all these years? I like his writing style.

I've read up to chapter 136. The further it goes, the more nonsensical it becomes, with some plot points being completely superfluous. Because of its age, some scenes are quite clichéd. But to be fair, it's much better than the haphazardly produced martial arts novels these days. Of course, I haven't read many martial arts novels in total, and this one is the longest I've ever read.