The Ultimate Sword

Only the worst authors use a lot of narration.

Bad guys, regardless of their status, are always more powerful than good guys. Even a Supreme Elder can't be more powerful than a Sect Leader. Supreme Elders can't manage affairs, so why is it that in the hands of writers, good guys are always at a disadvantage? I'm so annoyed by writers these days. No matter what you're writing, you can't go overboard!

What does "hmm" mean? I often see you in the house.

Is this book another one by that author I hate so much, using the same pseudonym I often see in other books? The content makes me think... If it is, then I'm doomed, there's no end in sight.

Such a dead species is not worth regretting.

That unlucky bastard, someone used a little trick to leave him half-dead. How did such a brainless creature survive to the end?

At a time like this, to still have such talk is utterly pointless. Where is the martial spirit? Victory is the only wise choice.

I don't know what kind of person you are, but the protagonist you wrote is like a chauvinist. He knows he can't beat them, and without being very confident, he still tries to show off and start a war with the Tianwu Pavilion. Is he looking for death?

A powerful Emperor Realm expert couldn't stop a sneak attacker? That's pure nonsense.

This book is too disorganized and haphazard, jumping from one topic to another. The Void Emperor's visit to the Anti-Heaven Alliance was met with skepticism—such a supreme sect with such strict rules, yet he couldn't even get in! Just as you said, a high-ranking member of a sect, returning home, was actually killed! Pretty impressive!