The strong never complain about their circumstances. The strong always reach the utmost limits. Wherever the strong go, people are left gasping in astonishment.
Xiao Wufeng, who loves extreme sports, is just such a person.
After transmigrating to the Tianyuan Continent, he practices tirelessly, even with a fake sword manual.
A proficiency panel displays his progress:
After 100 sword swings, he has a glimpse of the basics.
After 1,000 sword swings, he handles it with ease.
After 10,000 sword swings, he has mastered it thoroughly.
After 100,000 sword swings, he has achieved consummate skill.
After 1,000,000 sword swings, he has reached the pinnacle.
After 10,000,000 sword swings, he has attained perfection.
After more than 100,000,000 sword swings, technique approaches the Dao.
When a technique is honed to its true extreme, it becomes the unquestionable Dao.
It was pretty good, but the ending was too hasty.
The first poisonous point is participating in a parade. Can you still survive if you hit the emperor in the face? Joke The second poisonous point is sword swinging. All sword movements are called sword swinging. Others don't know how to swing a sword? The third poisonous point is the maids. It has nothing to do with the protagonist whether they have a contract of sale or not. The only one who signs the contract is the Xiao Mansion. The young master does not have the right to recruit maids and servants without opening a mansion. The fourth poisonous point is water. There are no details at all. It is all scene words. The more you write, the more watery it becomes. It is obvious that there is no outline and you just write wherever you think.
It gives me the feeling that Jiang Ye + Da Feng's night watcher + random...
The latest two chapters were too slow. They are all copied from some poems.
There is no need to say more about justice and freedom in people's hearts
Haven't you all noticed that this is eternity?
The boring family fights are going around in this place as big as an egg.
He looks like someone from ancient times, but he speaks in a modern way, hey
The book is good and the setting is interesting, but the progress of the protagonist is a bit too fast, far beyond that of people of the same level. Instead, it lacks a lot of contradictions, making it not particularly enjoyable.
The first twenty chapters are interesting, but I don't know what to write in the thirty or forty chapters.