Sword Energy Fills the Universe

I've finished this book. The content can be described as concise, and the portrayal of the protagonist's emotions is quite fitting. However, the ending feels rushed, and the fact that the protagonist's final combat power doesn't solely rely on a sword leaves a slight sense of incompleteness.

I've finished reading it, and overall it's alright. The protagonist's character keeps changing and remains undefined, even until the end; one minute he's the one for you, the next he's a womanizer. Some plot points are very concise, even overly so, and could be expanded upon. There are also some nonsensical scenes that feel forced and could be cut. Okay, that's the end of my evaluation; it's better than 80% of the novels on this app.

The writing is excellent and resonates with readers. Every minor character is well-developed. There are no stories of multiple wives and concubines, or characters who ruthlessly conquer everyone. If you're used to fast-paced, action-packed novels, you might want to give this one a try.

The early and mid-stages were considered masterpieces, giving the reader a narrative feel reminiscent of "Snowy Swordsman" and "Sword Comes". However, judging from the progress bar and the writing style in the mid-to-late stages, it was bound to be a poorly written work. The early and mid-stages could be considered excellent works by 7cat, but the author probably didn't have much motivation when writing them, so the ending was rushed.

What is this?! Even when spouting nonsense, there should be some principles! The way it started by forcefully pushing the line of thought was a bit overwhelming, but this kind of book is only meant to be read for entertainment and not taken seriously. However, the later parts are utterly incomprehensible. I can't read it anymore. I'm really disappointed that this book is even on the market!

It was good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.

Only the first few pictures are good.

It's just average, but compared to some books, it's still okay to pass the time. However, it seems like the author is actually two different people. The protagonist's personality suddenly changes drastically; he's very serious at first, but later becomes extremely lewd, constantly peeping at women bathing and spewing vulgarities—a total greasy character...

To be honest, it's really good.

Good, worth it