Defying the Heavens: Ninefold Sky

It's really good. I hope they can find a way to let Mo Que cultivate both Qi and Martial Arts in the future. I don't know why, but the name Mo Que really touches me. Keep it up, author! I'll be a senior in high school soon, so I'll save this and read it after the college entrance exam.

The protagonist is indecisive. When someone comes to kill him, he fights them off but doesn't kill them. Then they call in more people to kill him. He fights them off again, tries to steal the sword, but doesn't kill them again... Then they call in more people... What kind of sword cultivation is this? He should cultivate Buddhism!

This book is well written.

Wouldn't it be better to be faster?

I came here specifically for the "decisive and ruthless" plot, but he didn't kill a single person from beginning to end. After becoming a king in the physical body, he returned to the Sword Tower... Without killing anyone. He went back to his clan and killed someone, but still no one. It's ridiculous.

The protagonist is too soft-hearted and lacks decisiveness in killing; most importantly, he never takes any resources after killing people.

Those who practice swordsmanship only know how to charge forward, but not how to advance or retreat. They are fools! (Abandoning the book)

The only e-book that has been completed

The plot is engaging and the language is fluent. But is the emotional depth lacking in its appeal to the reader?

It's alright, the plot is very good and well-written, and the psychological descriptions of the main character are very engaging. The only problem is the slow update schedule...