You Might Just Ascend to Heaven When I Swing This Sword

Where people walk, roads are formed; where there are people, there is a world of martial arts. This is a cliché tragedy: a simple fall off a cliff, an invincible martial arts technique, and the creation of a peerless master. Gao Yi received the inheritance of a mountain manor, but also bore the burden of hatred. Gao Yi could have easily avoided revenge, finding a place to live a carefree life with his martial arts skills. But that's unrealistic. First, Gao Yi possesses a sense of chivalry, and gratitude and resentment are intertwined. Second, for a martial artist, this is a demonic obstacle; the existence of inner demons will become an obstacle preventing you from improving your skills. Don't ask me why a peerless master would want to become even stronger. That's like... Well, I'm too lazy to even compare...

First, the protagonist is naive and innocent. She gets constantly tricked, which is understandable since it's normal for a newbie to get tricked, but I see absolutely no growth. The so-called growth feels like a little girl's petty squabbles; the other person throws her a treat, and she happily runs off to get tricked again. That's "naivety." Speaking of "petty squabbles," I always found the protagonist's dialogue a bit awkward until I suddenly realized that if the protagonist were female, these lines would fit perfectly. That's truly "sweet." Second, the protagonist is invincible, yet the plot follows this leveling-up storyline. This plotline involves the protagonist being tricked by various...

I'll guarantee at least two updates per day in September, and there won't be any extra updates because I need to spend time writing other things. So I don't have the face to ask for monthly votes anymore; it'll be up to fate. Of course, I'll still finish this book diligently, so don't worry.

The conditions for extra chapters in August are: one extra chapter for every 60 monthly votes, and one extra chapter for every 5,000 Fire Coins accumulated. There is no upper limit. Anyone who skips this will be banned.

I usually only keep Ash's comments for half a day before deleting them. If you're criticizing me and don't want your comments deleted, please be at least at the Tinder level so you can freely express your opinions.

No, I still have to change the cover back. Without humor, there's no soul.

Sprinkling flowers

You finally decided to change the cover.

Hey, the cover's changed!

Seeing that no one has posted a long review, and the author is even offering a generous reward for long reviews! Well then, I'll be the brave one, hehehe. Personally, I feel this book is very well-written; I haven't seen any shortcomings in the plot, characters, or narrative so far, meaning it reads very smoothly. Of course, I personally prefer comedic novels, and I've been reading plot-driven novels lately. Unfortunately, I haven't read the previous one. What I can complain about now is that the characters the protagonist encounters along the way are either small fry who can't last a few moves and are instantly killed by the protagonist, or seemingly powerful figures with incredible backgrounds who know everything about him from the very first meeting...