You Really Think I, the Sword Immortal, Am Untouched by Worldly Desires?

A passing villager, C, gifted the author a "Little Lolita Heart" item worth 100,000 Fire Coins.

The opening sets the tone, and the book is indeed excellent. Judging from the author's previous work, at least in my opinion, it was very good; the events are clear, and the narration is elegant. It definitely has a martial arts atmosphere. There's no doubt that invincible protagonists are difficult to handle. If they're not invincible, the protagonist is at a disadvantage; if they're too invincible, the villains seem unintelligent. And the intellectual battles are especially difficult to write, even more so than the physical battles. After all, I'm not a military strategist, so sometimes my writing inevitably falls short in terms of intelligence, while the physical battles are more exhilarating. However, the author cleverly avoids lengthy intellectual battles, which was a pleasant surprise for me, as I was looking to learn how to write them—a roundabout approach...

The saying goes, "Those destined to live three feet tall are all mediocre." Ultimately, it's about traversing the heavens with unbridled joy. (With a beginning)

Are you single?

Okay, I'm the third daughter, and "Have You Not Seen the Divine Phoenix Spreading Wilderness Above the Wutong Tree?" Will be available tomorrow! Welcome to play! (Should I share this post about myself...?)

Mysterious number: 712237654

Like the fragrance of spring, the book remains, and I close it with a sense of leisure. In this book, one can glimpse the legacy of Mr. Jin Yong, and in the characters, the refined taste of Mr. Mei Yi. I recall only recently seeing the title. Since ancient times, people have been associated with the word "free and easy," hence the cultivation of immortals and martial arts, and the spirit of the Jianghu (, the martial arts world). Therefore, what I see is a hurried swordsman, a figure in flowing white robes, but worldly affairs disturb him. This traveler, seemingly untouched by the dust of the world, is actually a child yearning for self-affirmation, his mind uncultivated. Hence the old saying, "What one learns during a journey is the journey itself." Boating on a lake, the boat is moved by the water, and so is the heart. Therefore, I happily opened the book. I believe the strength of light literature lies in its ability to easily draw the reader in. To draw the reader in, one must grasp their thoughts. The ancient lineage of our nation has not been severed, yet it is difficult to expand upon. The writer, therefore, must...

I recommend authors like this to "Rat's Tail Juice" (a popular online novel). The writing is so good, it's simply not enough; you have to keep reading until it's finished.

It's annoying that you can't change your name after becoming an author.

We're all in the same boat, why bother with past acquaintances? Keep up the good work, author!