The Troubles of Being Another World's Strongest Swordmaster

I'll be busy with exams at the end of the year, so I'll be taking a break for a while! I'm really sorry.

It's a light novel that's both incredibly chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) and very much like a light novel. The protagonist is the epitome of being arrogant and domineering. Wait, is he some kind of Batman from another world? Author, are you really satisfied with what you wrote? Did you enjoy writing it? You're so kitschy.

This is my first book review, and it's the one for me! This book gave me a very different feeling, like being in a fog, and I like that feeling too. It's understated and doesn't offer much explanation, which makes it even more captivating. To be honest, in my opinion, this novel is slightly better than "The Chief's True Inheritance" next door, after all, it's my type of novel. Aaron Dett, an invincible yet not invincible person, a complex yet not complex person, his strength is almost invincible, but he is not invincible. He can only rely on his own life to redeem the regrets he failed to resolve in his past life. He can defeat...

It'll be available for purchase around early to mid-July. Compared to others, I'm only going to be available after nearly 1.3 million words. But even if the results aren't ideal, I'll still persevere until the end, even if only one person reads it. Thank you all for taking the time to read my book.

The author will be organizing the previous plot and ideas soon, and updates should resume shortly!

I'm a bit busy today, so I'll have to wait until tonight to update.

I've been busy these past few days, and my computer even malfunctioned today, I'm so sorry everyone. I'll make up for the missed words, don't worry. I should be able to update more next month. Thank you everyone for your support.

On a deeper level: The author's intention was for Arondette to recognize the rights and wrongs of the world and judge its ugliness, but this still doesn't go deep enough. Through the author's portrayal, Arondette becomes someone who tries to save himself, insisting that his actions are right, that his justice is correct. Compared to the Pope and Cain, he is someone who considers the people, but ironically, he loses their support. Therefore, he is confused and wants to find answers—this is the trouble of being the strongest swordsman in another world. He believes he is right, but is he really right? In my opinion, it is like this: He is constantly trying to save his own heart, to save himself...

22 years

I've been keeping it for so long, and now I'm back to check on it.