Stormy Jianghu
风雨江湖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 299k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy & Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 14
Classic Martial Arts Novels
Jianghu, tenderness, Qinggong, suspense, and - sword!
Rivers and Lakes, Temples, Martial Arts
Get some good ones.
He Has Established His Power Since Childhood and Is a Martial Arts Type.
There's nothing to add, I'm relying on you book friends.
Jianghu Martial Arts
Get some martial arts books, like The Snow Swordsman
Martial Arts, Jianghu
A novel about rivers and lakes, grudges and grudges, the male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist
Jianghu, Martial Arts, Imperial Court
A hundred battles in the rivers and lakes, a flute across the rivers and lakes, the wind and thunder hero is fierce and life-threatening. Mandarin ducks have the bitterness of spring silkworms, and the white horse has a smile on its saddle.
Martial Arts, Jianghu, Court
There is no absolute protagonist, everyone has their own story. It's not like writing a story that just revolves around the protagonist. The villain should have a strategy and the plot logic shouldn't be too overwhelming.
System, Tavern, Rivers and Lakes, Worldly Court, Martial Arts, Silence, Watching the World
Similar to "My Jianghu Tavern and Me"
Super Nice Martial Arts Genre
I really like this kind of subject matter, but I'm in a bit of a book slump right now. It's better to be like a young man singing songs, coming with swords, and fighting with swords in the snow, etc.🤟
Martial Arts Court
Are there any martial arts novels?
Novels Similar to Thirty Years of Jianghu
The Martial Arts Heroine Is a Princess and the Hero Is a Gangster.
Looking for Fairy Tale Novels with Good Writing Skills?
Are There Any Novels Like Xue Zhong Where There Are Courts and Rivers and Lakes?
There is a court and rivers and lakes, but there is no horse breeding
So good, so wonderful
Hidden in a daze, this author is much better than Shi Naian! What a great book!
This book accurately shows the integration of different factions and forces. The Liangshan army is a hodgepodge of soldiers who are too many but not elite. It proves the principle that the melons that are twisted by force are not sweet, and the number of soldiers is not the same but the essence.
Relatively good, pretty good
It's quite suspenseful, very good
It's getting more and more interesting
Wind and Rain Chapter 1 Okay
The first part is the best, with a grand layout, great opening and closing, and quite the style of a great country and a great craftsman.