Fists That Rule the Ages

The decisiveness is commendable, but the academy they assigned to is truly baffling. It's one thing if the academy has nothing, but at least they could have assigned a few stronger fellow disciples! But in this city setting, it's like an orphan from an orphanage with a few friends walking into a hotel, getting kicked out by the manager, and then running under a bridge where a beggar takes them in!

This book is indeed excellent. It's decisive and ruthless, without any unnecessary details or dragging things out. It's a very enjoyable read, a truly exhilarating read. With the premise of "One Sword Supreme," as long as it doesn't become padded out, I believe that as more chapters are updated, the number of readers will naturally increase, and its ranking will rise accordingly.