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Its a web novel so 9/10 Times youd expect the Overall oF the sTory to be terible but...My 7 Year old cousin could write a story with a better background which Would make more Sense than this.The story starts with a guy who decides to spend 2.5 Billion Dollars on a game which are not his (theY’re his aunties) his aUntie cASually agrees to give him that money.Uh ah also the writing narratioN ahhh i cant
Seeking the Flying Sword Path is written by the famous Chinese author, I Eat Tomatoes (IET). IET is famous for building extensive worlds as he slowly expands the lore of the world as the plot progresses. The story borrows from traditional Chinese legends, making it appear as a fresh world to those unacquainted with Chinese legends. The development of the story introduces various factions, both good and bad, with time. The story is also enriched by the different interests of various factions, along with the black sheep in them.The protagonist is a family person, who abhors demons for reasons that are explained slightly further into the story. As a man of justice, we slowly learn of his history that brings him to his present state. It's a very fresh take on the usual troupe of starting from zero. Like the title suggests, he uses flying swords both to attack and defend himself. It adheres closely to the romantic notion by ancient Chinese to fly on swords to immortality.The story is still in its infancy but I'm confident IET will expand the world and give us pleasant surprises like he usually does. Join the protagonist with his friends, family, and lover in his journey towards immortality!
Great novel... And the translator is very good he update the novel almost every day... Good job author nice novel i likr ur all novel... Thanks for nice novel
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The start of the story is quite interesting.This author has a great imagination and presents the story in a stable way.i just hope the quality remains good and this is not dropped.
Heavenly overlord the **** can't you have any ideas to write a novel this is kinda annoying and boring irritating the same topic is repeated three times at the start of novel vk NFL eyes of ra hmm ez hmm hmm ez hmm ez hmm DZ um Tzu um duct SK nd en bf an nd week later is all y'all X SK idk LFOs en el lf SK kHz too seek **** TX all X FL lf dj kg dj who JFK St in dnbdndksksbdjajksbdjidjvfhfjksjsjdjdjsjjejejgghhhhhuuu7hhhhhhuuujjujjjuujj jjjjjjjkiiiikkkkknbfddtghbbvgshsjsjjdjdhrjjdjdjeiskkskekekekekkdkdkekekdkkdkkejebrgtvkfkdhjrjrjthfjdjdjrjjfjfjdjjdjdjdjJjdjdkdkdkddkf
China duplicating stuff has even spread to novels. The degree of shameless is too much to handle. I don't understand which country they don't treat as an enemy. 12 hours after' is the original and it's relatively a lot better.
This book just has everything in it! very intriguing plot and characters. I love this book.
"Enough, just say what's wrong. Don't waste time with useless chatter." — Dr. Ding entering the room and immediately shutting down Zhou Shuchen's polite introduction is comedy gold. The man has zero patience and I respect it. "If you don't contract rabies, it's really minor." Leave it to a Chinese village doctor in the 1970s to deliver medical advice with maximum bluntness and minimum bedside manner. Fifty cents. Pay and get out. And then Shi Meijiao's reaction: "Just treat the patient! Why are you scolding me? Don't think I won't hit you just because you're older!" The audacity. The entitlement. Zhou Shuchen quietly stepping away from her like "yeah, I don't know this woman" is the funniest beat in the entire passage. But what really gets me is how each character has a completely distinct voice. Deng Xiuli's loud, unfiltered commentary. Gu Yizhi's terse, careful sentences. An Ruoyan's sharp sneers and internal monologue. Shi Meijiao's dramatic whining. Even the background women have a voice — "Oh my, what happened? So much blood." It's like reading a play where every character walks on stage already fully formed.
48 chapters 9-27-23
a few chapters in and already I'm hooked. Absolutely amazing in true Muse style. Every single one of her books are amazing and different from each other. I love how the books follow on so even when one ends you still get details of your favorite characters in the new one.
Nice story
