Chaos Sword Emperor

The protagonist of this book is decisive and ruthless, leaving no loose ends, and unlike other novel protagonists, he doesn't fall in love with every woman he meets. Plus, the plot is engaging and flows smoothly, with all the plot holes resolved later. In today's world, it's a rare gem of a book, and I highly recommend it.

The initial development of the cultivation realms is unclear, the world-building and cultivation realm settings are chaotic, and I don't even want to talk about the plot and writing style. To put it simply, the title is "Sword Emperor," but the protagonist uses "arrows" almost constantly. Honestly, I almost forgot he could even use a sword while reading.

In my personal opinion, the biggest flaw of this book is its excessive depiction of the power struggles within the royal family. It's more accurately described as a court intrigue novel than a fantasy novel, and the protagonist is forced to side with the eldest prince, a character I believe many readers dislike.

Very good, you could say it's excellent. I feel that the world-building is very, very, very vast. The author has been laying the groundwork for the world-building and advancing it little by little, without any rush. The author has planted many plot holes in the book and is constantly filling them in, creating a cycle of creating and filling holes repeatedly.

I only read this because of the title, thinking it would be as good as "Chaos Sword God," but the difference is huge. It's written like the whole world is brainless. I didn't even want to read past chapter 30. Seriously, the protagonist's dantian was ripped out, so he should be close to death, right? But he seems perfectly fine. And what about that guy peeping at his sister-in-law's body?

I've read up to chapter 447 so far, but I'll drop it after I finish it! This book's outline is a story of a seemingly useless protagonist who encounters an old man and rises to power against all odds. Below, I'll explain why I abandoned the book! The protagonist first encounters the old man during the Martial Academy's assessment, where he is deemed a cultivation waste.

I've read up to chapter twenty-five, and I feel the author's writing is a bit disorganized. Many characters appear quite naive and radical. Let's start with the female lead's younger sister. She saw the male lead and started fighting without saying a word.

Honestly, this book is terrible. The protagonist is reckless, the supporting characters are all incredibly stupid, and the protagonist gets criticized everywhere he goes. Regarding the garbage Fate Palace issue early on, the author claims it's to hide his strength, but this is ridiculous! Without clarifying the situation, everyone despises the protagonist.

The rating misled me. This novel is terrible; the characters are simplistic and one-dimensional, the protagonist's words and actions are childish, and the plot is illogical and rambling. I endured reading many chapters, but then decisively dropped it.

The plot is bland and tedious, and the writing is mediocre, so why are there so many positive reviews?