
Wuxia: At Eighteen, I Became Famous in the Capital
武侠:十八岁的我名震京都
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 147k Words
- Subgenre
- Rogue Swordsmen
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
87Chapters
1.5MReads
1.5kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 9
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Come on, author, I really like this book, but to be honest, I personally feel that if this book is published in Feilu, the results may not be very good in Feilu.
What role did these seven princesses play? The protagonist's wife is still a green tea bitch
It's well written, but a little slow.
It's interesting, but I'm curious about Xia Zhiqiu's role in the follow-up???
Just these few chapters in one day, I don't know when you will be able to put it on the shelves
Commentary on Chapter One: Embroidered Pillow, "Martial Arts: When I was Eighteen Years Old and Famous in Kyoto" written by Shi Qin.
But it's more mysterious than what I wrote by the Supreme Being, and I can't even understand it.
So why are you writing these sheets, who asks? Giving away a daughter?
About Chapter 25 of "Martial Arts: When I Was Eighteen and Famous in Kyoto" written by Shi Qin, how about that sword? Chapter review.