Sword Dynasty

I finally finished watching it. Personally, I think the first half of the work is rich in content and has a lot of foreshadowing, making it very engaging overall. The ending just felt a bit weak, but it's still an excellent work. 🤙🤙🤙

I read the novel after watching the TV series. I think we shouldn't judge an actor or a novel based on just one factor, whether it's a TV series or a novel. Beyond the character Ding Ning in the series, I saw more of the effort Li Xian, who portrayed Ding Ning, put in behind the scenes. And beyond the novel itself, I saw more of the author's dedication to writing it.

If you're reading this book, please take my advice: don't associate it with history. You shouldn't think of historical dynasties while reading this book. Instead, imagine it as another parallel world, which may have some similarities to dynasties on Earth, but they are different. They are cultivators, and this book is fantasy. Everything in it is incomparable to reality. This book has its own world, which is a story from another world.

The book has a tight plot, filling in almost all the plot holes from earlier chapters, and uses beautiful and precise language. The writing style is elegant, although there are a few logical inconsistencies and minor typos, but these are minor and don't matter much. Hopefully, this chapter will be written smoothly. Anyway, I finished reading it, thumbs up!

Sword Dynasty deserves a mention! Wang Jingmeng's revenge, the origin of the Nine Deaths Silkworm—it has a strong Gu Long vibe, so good! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

I felt like throwing up halfway through. So many female leads, all of them are like goddesses. Even a sixth-realm cultivator could easily defeat a seventh-realm cultivator, and even a sixth-realm outcast from Chu could easily beat the head of the Divine Capital's surveillance department, complete with a protective swordsman. Haha, two cross-dressing rebels can act like they own the place in Qin.

Absolutely fantastic, with a gripping plot and well-thought-out schemes. It's been a long time since I've finished a book.

You can let your imagination run wild, create your own characters, and disregard timelines, but you must be responsible to history. If you use fantasy to tell a historical story, then you must respect the era; this is the responsibility of a writer.

To be honest, I started watching this after finishing the TV series, but I couldn't continue after reading almost 50 chapters.

It's beautiful, that's all! Do I need a reason?