Qianyuan Sword

It's so good, really so good! But if you feel there are too many chapters, I wouldn't recommend reading it. The author spends a long time writing this book; it must have been so hard work. Aren't you grateful? At least give it a good review to encourage them! It's so good! I love the male lead, and each female lead has her own unique personality. The author is awesome!

It's so wordy! I persevered to chapter 122, and it's just so long and drawn-out! It completely baffled me 😮. Fellow readers, reading this is really hard on your eyes! For example, it describes exactly how you use chopsticks while eating. I really admire my own perseverance! Unfortunately, it gets even more wordy later on, like it's just being artificially padded out.

Wow, this got me so excited, my heart stopped beating!

I think this looks good, even though there are many typos. But no one can write tens of thousands of words without a single typo.

The protagonist was assassinated in Crescent City and almost killed. What happened to the protective talisman given to him by the patriarch of the Heavenly Mystery Sect, which had 50% of the attack power of a Yuan Sheng?

This is terrible. The protagonist's personality is awful. The villains who are supposed to kill the protagonist don't die, and they keep causing trouble for him. The protagonist, however, only uses one move to deal with each opponent, and his fighting skills are even worse—just one move. A whole chapter is dedicated to explaining each fight, which usually lasts only three moves, with too much unnecessary dialogue. The author must be a chatterbox in real life.

You talk too much nonsense, breaking down every little thing into minute details. It's like you're just wasting your breath.

Can't you write it more simply? Why go through all that detail? We need to cultivate ourselves, stop being so verbose.

Aside from the cheat codes, the protagonist is basically useless.

I skipped through it; the writing is terrible. I finished it in one day.