Swallow the Sea
吞海
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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649Chapters
1.1MClicks
6.6kFavorites
19kRecommendations
1.6kFans
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Two things.
First, please stop replying to that post accusing me of imitating Feng Huo. He's not wrong in himself; after all, I started writing novels because I admired works by masters like Feng Huo, so it's normal to subconsciously emulate him—he is indeed a good writer, and everyone should learn from good people. But the story is my own, and I have a clear conscience about that.
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That man, burdened with the weight of the world's suffering, was named Su Chang'an. His eyes were as fiery as the sun. His sword, his knife It shattered the Emperor's beautiful dream. Another person who carries the weight of all living beings on his shoulders is named Xu Han. His eyes held the stars and the sea. His sword is named Xing Tian. Shattered nineteen cycles of reincarnation
The new book is great!
I first got to know the author through *The Book and the Sword*. Although I think *The Book and the Sword* had a somewhat rushed ending, I still really like your writing style. I quite liked the early parts of *Hidden Edge*, but the later parts felt a bit out of control, and the plot seemed a bit chaotic. I've read *Swallowing the Sea* so far, and each book seems better than the last.
Purely from a reader's perspective
Actually, I downloaded Zongheng because of "Sword Comes," but when I was looking for something to read, I randomly found this book. When I first started reading, I felt that it was quite similar in style to "Sword Comes" (although I don't know why, it just felt similar). But after reading more, I realized they were completely different stories.
Seeing the book's title... It's terrifying! I listened to two or three chapters but still had no idea what to say?
To put it simply, the plot is a mess, the word count was artificially increased, and it's a poor sequel. In short, it's garbage!
It actually has a bit of a linden-and-Jiangnan feel to it, 666!
If your father isn't betrayed today, he'll be betrayed by his own nephew tomorrow. Dying in front of you is a blessing in disguise.
The beginning was okay, but the later part was too drawn out and the ending was terrible.
It gives the impression of copying other people's books but not understanding them.