This Sword God Is a Bit of a Rascal

I've finished watching it, so here's my commentary. The book's biggest impression on me is that it's scattered, scattered, scattered, and still so scattered. There is no main storyline that connects all the conflicts. The protagonist's goal is unknown. Apart from the demon god corpse, which can be considered a storyline, the other conflicts are all passively drawn in. For example, there's jealousy from fellow clansmen, evil spirits, and the Heavenly Dao. Because there's no main objective, even if you win, there's no satisfying feedback (you level up, but there's no grand stage to show off). Furthermore, the protagonist lacks any truly memorable moments; he's constantly getting beaten up and coughing up blood, either relying on the author's established power to unleash a comeback or having an old man transfer his power to save him. (The scene where the Yang family patriarch farts and humiliates the protagonist is a weak exception, but it's too absurd for power-based players to accept.) All the villains' motives are revealed the moment they open their mouths, and the plot is completely uneventful. For example, the demon's first words were about possession, and even if it pretended to be an old man passing on his skills to deceive the protagonist, it was ultimately seen through by the protagonist's cleverness and that led to its defeat. That still adds a bit of drama to the story.

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Romantic Sword God

I went to buy a wrap this morning... Me: "Boss, how much is a wrap?" Boss: "The original price was 1380, now it's 998, but since you're a student, I'll sell it to you for 3 yuan..."

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The book titles are so arbitrary; the two books differ by only one character.

I'm here to cheer on the author with "A Hit! The Wind Rises in Jiangcheng"!

Author, are you a one-click direct signing author?

I'm here to visit you with the 17k novel "Wen Yi Ji". Keep up the good work, author!

Leaving a paw mark to show I was here, haha.