
The Yin-Yang Knife Lender
阴阳赊刀人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Suspense Mystery
- Subgenre
- Folk Tales
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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614Chapters
751.7kClicks
1.6kFavorites
319Recommendations
197Comments
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The author is someone who hovers between being awesome and being mediocre.
As a cultivation/supernatural novel, how could the protagonist be so idiotic and brainless in the second chapter? What was he thinking? How could someone like that cultivate from childhood to adulthood? Did he waste his cultivation on a dog?
Rubbish
Anyone who didn't know better would think the pig's trotters were his master's grandfather.
Support, Xiao Chen
Hehe hahaha
Chapter 1: What's Happening in Nanyang?
Why not write a second part? It's really good.
The ending was abrupt... As expected, but there's a new book coming soon, so I'm looking forward to it. In the last hundred or so chapters, I could feel the writing was too disorganized and I couldn't control it.
I always feel that any apprentice will be betrayed by their master.
It's very well written; it's my favorite supernatural novel in terms of writing style. The only drawback is that each short story ends too quickly, immediately jumping to the next plot without any transition. I often forget the plot while reading.
Looking at this row of pictures gave me goosebumps, haha.