Sword of Coming

Be undisputed. Every episode is wonderful. This work is right up my alley. My favorite character is Qi Jingchun, a teacher as refreshing as a spring breeze. The truths he utters are enlightening. Both the animation and the plot are flawless. However, this score is too low. I think it should be a masterpiece of over nine points. It might be due to cultural differences or other reasons that led to misunderstandings and the inability to appreciate its charm. A good work can withstand scrutiny. Whether someone deliberately gives it a low score or simply doesn't understand it, it is a tragedy of this era. Time will reveal the truth.

This is one hell of a donghua! I started to watch it twice, but got lost in the story, so I found it boring and stopped watching it at about episode 8 or 9. Then i read a review on reddit saying that if you can make it past episode 8/9 then you are in for a treat. That review couldn't be further from the truth! Once I got past those episodes I was blown away with a great donghua on another level. I stopped watching after episode 15 just so I could go back and watch the earlier episodes which you're in beautifully with the story. The action is off the charts! The animation quality is superb! The soundtrack is cracking! The characters are great! If you've never trusted anyone in your life, trust me on this one it will blow you away! I've watched almost every 3d animation donghua and this is one of the best in growing Cultivation. The slow pace has now become a thing of beauty. Prepare yourself for another level in Cultivation masterpiece! Season 2 better come fast or I'll be sending hate mails to the studio!

You need to really understand the deep meanings and messages conveyed in this story to appreciate the true value of donghua. Don't be in a hurry to stop watching just because the early episodes are slow or the story is hard to digest. That's precisely the main strength of this donghua, because behind the seemingly ordinary plot at the beginning, there is a big surprise in the form of a plot twist that will completely change your view of this story at the end of season 1. I think the low rating or assessment of this donghua is due to many people who are too quick to give up before actually getting into the heart of the story, so they miss the important moments that build the overall plot and the moral message that wants to be conveyed. If you're patient and follow the story to the end, you'll realize how powerful the concepts, conflicts, and messages are, and how meaningful the experience of watching this donghua as a whole is.