One Sword Controls the World

When I first read this book, I still found it simple, clear, organized, and logical. However, as I read further, I found that the book became more verbose, organized, logical and the protagonist's thinking and logical ability went downhill. It is obvious that a few words can cover small things, but a lot of pen and ink are spent on it to make up the word count. First of all, judging from the title of the novel, the protagonist does not spend much time on martial arts, let alone using a sword. Secondly, the protagonist clearly knows the importance of realm, but he never spends time on improving it. He spends his time on other aspects. The improvement of realm mainly depends on adventure. The most disgusting part is that in order to avoid disaster, the author actually joined the sect of the fifth prince and embarked on an official career. As a warrior, it is quite disgusting. I couldn't stand it until I saw half of it, so I gave up decisively.

It's very interesting, the novel is fluent, and the writing is good. I didn't expect this novel to be so good when I opened it casually.

Primary school students' writing style

YY is too much, you can get whatever you want without difficulty. What's wrong with a foreign country that's actually full of earth elements?

The more I write, the uglier it becomes...

It's a lot of nonsense, but the word count is okay

It's been bad since about 40 chapters, and the more I write, the worse it gets.

No idea which book is complete, updates are too slow.