The Great Xuan Martial Saint

The beginning of the book is worth reading slowly, but then it starts to fill in endless repetitive content, and the final chapter is also anticlimactic. If this book had been read through to the end as it was at the beginning, with less nutritious hydrology, it would still be worth reading.

Although the early stage is a bit dull, it does not overwhelm the protagonist's combat power or abuse the master. It can be said that Gou Dao is brought to the extreme, and there is no part that is too clever. Although the protagonist is very stubborn, he behaves uprightly. The world is set up with conspiracies and calculations, and there are also many people who protect the weak and uphold righteousness. It is a rare masterpiece.

I've read Chapter 123, but I don't understand what's written here. The protagonist has no aura at all, it's too confusing.

Water for water's sake!

It's a bit cool in the front, but it feels more and more dull in the back.