A Mortal's Journey: Starting with 300,000 Sword Draws

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First of all, let's talk about it in general. I feel that the beginning of the game is pretty good and I can continue to watch it. The initial character settings are somewhat unique, the plot is not stiff, the transitions are smooth, and it doesn't feel too watery. However, from about Chapter 50 onwards, as many new characters were added, I felt that the grasp of the details of the characters was not as good as before, and for example, buying two slaves, but ended up giving the slaves human rights; meeting a monster, guessing the monster's race, and when conquering the monster, the monster must be feminine; pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, but there is someone in the team who behaves exactly like me, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger... This kind of similar plot is a bit stiff. The key is that as you write, the theme of drawing the sword changes in the story. When drawing the sword, the character improves very quickly, but just by improving, the protagonist has to hide it, which is no different from not improving. In the later stage, I basically forgot about drawing the sword. It made no difference whether I drew the sword or not, and even the plug-in became invisible. I originally rushed to level up with my sword and become invincible, but the feeling was very different from my expectations. However, all in all, among the novels Qimao has read, this one is at least readable. It is incomparable to the great novels, but compared to ordinary novice novels, each has its own advantages and disadvantages.

If you don't know how to write about women, you don't have to write about them. Every woman (except the sister-in-law) is described as arrogant, unreasonable, and willful. I'm tired of reading it, okay? And how could there be so many unruly women in such troubled times? No matter you are strong or not, you are so arrogant, as if you are not afraid of death. You are so happy to write it, and the audience is very angry.

The writing is delicate and the plot design is unconventional. It is worth reading. It would be better if the pace was faster and more books were written.

Chun Chun defies nature, pretends to be a pig, buys a slave, and forgets it if he disobeys. The family also helps the slave to talk to him, telling him that he likes someone, and then the family keeps trying to find a wife for him.

It seemed okay at first, so I thought about it, but it turned out to be more and more outrageous. Then I spent money to buy two slaves to be raised as eldest ladies, and they licked the dogs properly.

The author must think he is very smart

It's okay, but there's a lot of nonsense. There's so much nonsense in participating in a test.

A lot of nonsense, the water figures are first-rate

Overall, it's okay. The protagonist is not just a random person. He's a good person but not a bad person. He's not as sentimental as some other novel protagonists. After reading the book for so many years, this is the first time I paid to read it in Zongheng. I hope Chen Shi'an won't let Qin Grace down. I hope they can meet each other soon.