The Sword God Across Worlds

This is a terrible book, basically unreadable. There's no plot, and the whole book relies on dialogue to pad out the word count. The protagonist just repeats what he's said and then answers it. I won't go into the fight scenes, but to give you a rough idea, the protagonist, a mid-stage God, is suppressed by a peak God, and the protagonist is completely irrelevant.

Did the author omit chapters 25 and 26? Or is this book a pirated copy?

Putting aside the story itself, the writing is incredibly tedious. Of the 2200+ chapters, only 500 are actual story content, with the remaining 1500 chapters being rambling drivel. It's clearly testing the reader's patience.

The main body has two alter egos. The main body is married (and has relationships with four people), yet the main body attributes the two women from the alter egos to the main body? The main body didn't even touch them, let alone treat the alter egos as brothers. What kind of logic is that?

I had some expectations when I read the first chapter, but it got worse and worse as I read on. I don't know where the good reviews came from.

There are many typos; "Sacred Realm One Truth" is written as "Sacred Domain".

The story of 1695-1719 is very good, but there are three rubbish points: two or three words containing a fighting spirit, and the fact that making a life-and-death pact is useless because the spirit of heaven will kill people.

Mindless, lighthearted novels; good for killing time.

It's either repetitive or full of nonsense.

Too much nonsense