Proud Sword, Wild Lord

It seems that this realm is not so clear... I feel a little confused [tilts head, laughs and cries]

After reading Chapter 41, I was ready to give up. After reading a little bit of Chapter 42, the first protagonist is already a genius and works as a handyman? At first, I think "Hunter" will be nonsense for hundreds of chapters. Secondly, the sects in fantasy novels are unreasonable anyway and the protagonist insists on going to the sect. Forget it, there are still too many loopholes. The previous chapter was very interesting. It's a pity that it is a good novel and I stopped reading it.

After reading two chapters, I was confused. It was the world of martial arts and Go! You can start with a whole rebirth and time travel or something! In this way, the principle of aircraft and cannons will be moved to that direction, and the secret technique of "water" will be activated directly. This way, you can write to death! Ha ha

Practicing swordsmanship for nineteen years? Practicing swordsmanship since birth?

Is it safe to go so far?

The author feels that it is a bit abnormal

Isn't this similar to one-sword dominance?

It was okay in the beginning, but after chapter 300 it gets worse and worse.

I have finished reading this book. Overall, it is good at the beginning, but it becomes really difficult to evaluate later. Readers will have to experience it for themselves.

The plot is good, the writing is average, the only shortcoming is that it is too short. In fact, it could have been written more auspiciously, but at least it wasn't unfinished.