Record of Heavenbreak

My goodness, it gets better and better the more you read! At the beginning, I didn't find it as captivating as the fox spirit protecting the flower, but as the plot deepens, I'm truly drawn in. This world is so realistic and cruel. Li Chengfeng, aside from being a reincarnation of a rebellious immortal, has no protagonist halo whatsoever; his growth relies entirely on his courage and wisdom. All the characters who appear have their own purposes and don't revolve around the protagonist. Unlike other cultivation novels where there are all sorts of fools feeding the protagonist experience, or enemies of corresponding levels appearing as the protagonist grows, satisfying the trope of the protagonist playing dumb to outsmart others, this story is truly realistic. When you're still a newbie, your enemies are already renowned demons and powerful cultivators. You feel it's unfair, but there's nothing you can do; you can only survive by yourself, facing powerful foes with either running away or confronting them head-on. This is definitely not a wish-fulfillment novel, but a thrilling and exciting story. If you finish reading it, you'll be amazed by the author's ingenious conception. I hope a physical book will be published.

Back then, I waited a whole year for "The Guardian of Flowers," only to have it censored. "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" also seems likely to be censored soon. From "The Fox" to "The Pirate," I've watched fans turn against me one by one, yet I've remained a fan. Today, I've decided to switch from being a fan to a neutral observer. Before I leave, I'll say one more thing: no matter the reasons, a person without integrity cannot stand. No matter how high you rise, never forget your original intention.

Senior Brother!! After hiding for so many years, he's finally out there dazzling everyone!! Tang Da's writing is amazing; it makes the reader's heart race and their emotions surge. The power of the Nine-Character Mantra seems to increase several times with each level, but Senior Brother probably hasn't mastered it all yet. It also seems this move requires a certain level of cultivation from the user; he even coughed up blood after using just a few moves. At this rate, he might not be able to finish off the last enemy before he dies. Speaking of which, I've always been worried about Senior Brother's fate. He's practically heartbroken and devoid of fighting spirit. Li Chengfeng led the Hidden Sword Pavilion to this point through a series of reversals, yet it hasn't ignited even a sliver of hope in him. It's as if his Dao heart has been completely destroyed. Senior Brother only has revenge on his mind. Once he gets his revenge, he probably won't have any attachment to this world anymore. He's a sentimental person, unable to escape the memories of the past. What will become of the new Hidden Sword Pavilion is irrelevant to him. Moreover, as the senior disciple and a veteran of the same generation as the Thirteen Swords of Lingtian, his current situation is quite awkward. With the rise of a new generation centered around Li Chengfeng, the Hidden Sword Pavilion can no longer rely on him; his era is truly over. Furthermore, his previous constant opposition to the protagonist group, his stubbornness and inflexibility, make it difficult for him to now obsequiously follow Li Chengfeng. What will become of the senior disciple? I have a bad feeling…

From chapters 567 to 574, Tang Tang devoted the majority of the book to describing a grand and crucial battle of magic, each chapter filled with major twists and turns, keeping readers hooked... Until today's update, finally bringing this grand battle to a close! An outcome no one could have predicted! A refreshing outcome! An outcome readers could never have imagined! This is the unique charm and genius of Tang Tang's character portrayal! A resounding success!

I feel that Li Chengfeng's cultivation is still a bit slow. He was already at the tribulation stage when he was a fox spirit.

If one day I achieve my lofty ambitions, I'll dare to soar to the heavens and shatter the sky. Go Tang Tang!!!

The flowers of "The Protector of Flowers" and other similar works have all withered and ultimately been abandoned. "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is another example of this. How can you face all the readers who have supported you? I've read "The Fox Spirit" countless times; it's so freaking unsatisfying!!!

I was surprised to see this book still in my auto-subscriptions. It's quite a (gǎnkǎi, a feeling of mixed emotions). The author swore he wouldn't abandon the project, but it seems he did. I doubt the author even has the face to return to his readers.

I have read your elegant work; it is truly a pleasure to read your kind words!

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