The Heavenly Blade of Biluotian

The protagonist is the time-traveler Feng Yin, an ordinary little killer who came from time-travel and has been working silently in a remote place for ten years. It wasn't until the arrival of the Demon Emperor Cat Emperor, who gave him three king-level demon beast soul beads and entrusted him to take care of a group of children, that his hidden golden finger was triggered and an extremely powerful cultivation technique was unlocked. As a result, Fengyin transformed into a cat slave daddy, embarked on a wonderful adventure in this different world, and gradually reached the pinnacle of martial arts. Combining traditional fantasy and light-hearted elements, the protagonist runs a medical clinic on the surface but is a killer secretly. Later, the "daddy" attribute and golden finger skills are added. The plot revolves around growth and justice. Compared with the author's earlier works, this book is more relaxed and humorous, adding jokes, complaints and daily interactions, but retains the upgraded main line of traditional fantasy. The protagonist, Feng Yin, has a "mean" character and a simple view of justice. He is contrasted by his obscene development and the setting of a secret knight. In the later period, the story was hastily ended due to the author's health problems.

After reading sixty or seventy chapters, I can guess how the event ends at the beginning, which is too unattractive. Another point is that the author always likes to use moral kidnapping. The protagonist in the description can have a sense of justice, but don't always involve words like Yanhuang and Huaxia to resonate with the kidnapping.

The writing style is okay, but the author is a master of hydrology and talks a lot of nonsense. One-third of the book is very exciting, and two-thirds is nonsense. There are a lot of sermons, and the self-righteous moral kidnapping is very annoying.

There's so much nonsense that I can't stand it. I wrote 100,000 words about adopting a cat.

When I saw Chapter 19, I got excited.

Telling the truth, the writing is okay, but there is too much nonsense

The writing is better, and the trivial things are written in detail without being annoying.

It's pretty good at the beginning, but when it comes to the end, it feels like someone else has written it. It's boring as hell.