Asgard's Genius Swordsman

To be honest, I've wanted to write this review for a while. Personally, I think it's pretty good; it probably suits my taste. Most people read this novel mainly because the male protagonist is gender-swapped, and the female (or male) protagonist is a masochist. Getting to the point: the main storyline revolves around growth and combat, with some lighthearted moments. However, there's too much personal dialogue, making it feel verbose and repetitive. There isn't much detailed description of scenes, settings, or battles, resulting in shorter word counts per chapter. But overall, the design is very good. The world-building is relatively small, giving the impression that there's only so much to explore. (These are just my personal feelings.) Suggestion: If you're going to write it in an invincible style, you...

I suddenly realized that this book was completed in 2019. The Asgard book next door, however, has yet to be updated.

It has now been fixed.

I apologize; the saved manuscript was stored in two separate files, which caused the confusion. I have already requested revisions for chapters 475-478. As compensation for this oversight, the author will provide two chapters – meaning four updates today.

I forgot to upload Chapter 4, so I'll add a chapter as compensation today, making it four chapters today.

I'll be taking a break from updating for a few days due to some real-life issues. I'll be in a more relaxed environment afterward and will write better. Dear readers...

Just wanted to commemorate this moment: from junior high to freshman year of college, I finally finished this book by simply checking in at class.

The tile system next door to the misty scorpion pot Lai De

There are about 40 more chapters until the end.

I'm from next door, "Scorpion of the Mist". The world is so big, coincidences are everywhere!