Sword Saints Should Go Tank - Reviews

it was quite fun, but past 60th chapter translation quality is comparable to the level of decent mtl and it drops. not worth paying for that.

The read can be a little slow in the beginning, but things picks up later. He clearly accepts and adapts to the world to become a real barbarian. He's straight forward like the other barbarians but still be vigilant against others he deemed suspicious; thinking more for himself but gets misunderstood as love for his people.

I've read a little ahead, he definitely embraces the barbarian's style of strength, power, and dominance... against his enemies and women; he went Khal Drogo with one of his concubine (who isn't a princess).

Overall....approve.

Actually a really enjoyable read, ive always enjoyed novels set in a more primitive setting and this novel really gives you that.  The system is not bad and i like the fact it turns the skills and adapts them to be more realistic. Would recommend this as a nice laid back read

Not much to say here it is a great novel with good prospects in future development and a good theme. I would write more about why this novel is good and whatnot but that is too long.
JUST READ IT!
Even if it is just the 39 free chapters, it will allow you to understand the story and see where it is developing and hopefully you will like it.
Hope it gets selected.

Very enjoyable novel. The barbarian culture is simple and refreshing, much less drama and complicated scheming and bs. Mc is good, his power is cool and op and he does a pretty good job making use of it to get stronger. The only downside is the translation of the novel needs more editing, but it's not terrible.

the synopsis almost made me ignore this novel ... they should change it.........................................................................................................

this should definitely be picked up. this is a system+cultivation story. but it's done well, at least insofar as is presented in the first 60 chapters