
Wuxia: Working for the Six Fan Gate
武侠;我在六扇门当差
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.0M Words
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
2.7kChapters
29.2MReads
1.7MFlowers
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The biggest flaw in this book is the presence of a useless master and a useless junior brother. The protagonist is essentially a Voldemort-like figure. If Old Xing had truly saved the protagonist's life, it would be understandable; one could even worship him like a father. The problem is, Old Xing did the protagonist absolutely nothing; he merely recruited the protagonist at the beginning.
Yan Xiaoliu is no good person. He became arrogant and domineering after getting cocky. He didn't hold back when he was messing with Lao Xing, and he kept Lao Xing under his thumb.
If the protagonist's Phoenix Blood and the entire Dragon Essence can't defeat the Grandmaster, then things are really going to fall apart.
The content is alright, but it's a bit absurd that a low-martial-world story like "Man and the Storm" is on the same level as a high-martial-world story like "The Legend of the Condor Heroes".
I was originally planning to continue reading, but after reading some reviews, some people said that taking on three disciples—Tongtong is understandable, but taking on Mo Xiaobei is problematic. She's completely clueless and only knows how to cause trouble. She's already causing trouble even without martial arts skills; imagine how much more trouble she'd cause once she had them!
Halfway through the story, the protagonist acquires an unnamed martial arts technique and shares it with a bunch of people, but surprisingly doesn't remember to use it to heal his friend Hua Manlou's eyes.
There are a few people at my level who are higher than me, and I just want to ask...?
Staying in that shabby hotel every day is boring.
Starting with a congenital character, and still stuck with a congenital character for hundreds of chapters—what the hell? The author must be out of their mind.
It's like Ah Fei is the only talented person in the world. Unless Lin Xian'er has some kind of magic medicine that guarantees 100% loyalty, she's just a ticking time bomb. Have you even read the original novel? You make the Life and Death Talisman seem like it's unsolvable. The Life and Death Talisman is just the application of Yin and Yang energies.