Every Sword Strike Is Divine

The writing style of this book is different from the first one. I wasn't quite used to it at first. If I didn't have a background in swordsmanship and telepathy, I might not have been able to read it. It's probably the best part of it until I get to the Sea of ​​Chaos.

Very layered

Seeing that you have too many positive reviews, I will give you a negative review.

More and more

I've only read about twenty chapters and I'm starting to see all kinds of problems. The Baiyun Gang is such a big gang. One of his subordinates killed people from rival gangs for the sake of the gang, and then someone came to take revenge. The Baiyun Gang actually pushed the protagonist out. How did the Baiyun Gang get stronger? How can a gang that doesn't regard its own people as its own get along so well?

I like swords and swordsmen, and Liu Dao writes about swords very well!

The plot is well organized and the writing is smooth.

Good

What a terrible little book

Good