The Spirit-Flying Sutra
灵飞经
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Beautifully Written Stories Like Sword of Coming and Snowstorm of Blades
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Please recommend some if you know any. I have been reading a lot of wuxia lately.
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Traditional Fantasy: Classic Masterpieces, Not Recent Mindless Power Fantasies
Looking for a Masterpiece!!! Any Genre. I've Read So Much I'm Out of Books!
Looking for Wuxia Stories Set in the Jianghu, with Great Prose and a Good Plot, No Romance
I want good writing and a good plot. I just can’t stand wuxia stories that are all about romance. That’s not the jianghu Gu Long and Jin Yong gave me!!!
Looking for a Legendary Wuxia Novel Like The Blade Speaks: Pure Jianghu!
Martial arts and the jianghu.
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Does Nobody Write Wuxia Novels Anymore?
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The Purest, Most Authentic Mortal Cultivation Novel: The Peak of the Xuanhuan Genre
A true mortal-cultivator story, with a smooth plot, stirring action, both iron resolve and tenderness, and constant suspense. Open the door to a vast and magnificent fantasy world... Every character is crafted with care, and the peerless cultivation techniques will shake the ages. A must-read for all you experts...
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The book is a masterpiece, continuing Feng Ge's consistent style. The love entanglement between Zhu Wei, Ye Ling, Su Lezhi, and Yang Yang is truly heart-wrenching. After Jin Yong and Gu Long, Feng Ge is arguably the greatest master of martial arts novels in the world. Each of the three parts of the Classic of Mountains and Seas trilogy is brilliant: Kunlun 99, Canghai 98, and Lingfei Jing 94.
Feng Ge's martial arts novels are great. Jin Yong, Liang Yusheng, Gu Long, Wen Ruian, Huang Yi, Sun Xiao, and Feng Ge are all leading figures in martial arts novels. It's a pity that there have been few excellent works in recent years.
I read the serialized stories of Kunlun, Canghai, and Lingfei in "Legends of the Past and Present... Martial Arts Edition" when I was in school. This is my third time reading Lingfei! 💪 I plan to read Kunlun and Canghai to my heart's content as well.
Overall, it's not bad. Its strengths lie in its beautiful writing style, elegant language, and well-developed characters; the protagonist, a small-time hoodlum from the Qinhuai River, is portrayed realistically. However, its weaknesses are also prominent, such as the theme not being particularly clear and the plot feeling somewhat forced. It's as if the ending leads to the story, rather than the story leading to the ending. I give it four stars.
This is absolutely fantastic! It's epic, full of twists and turns, and the plot is incredibly captivating. This book is a masterpiece among masterpieces, the epitome of martial arts fiction. Without at least 20 years of writing experience, you absolutely couldn't have produced such a brilliant and unparalleled work!
Well written, no less than Jin Yong or Liang Yusheng, brilliant!
The author is truly amazing. I was so engrossed in reading Kunlun when I was in high school, hiding under the covers with a flashlight. More than ten years later, I read the sequel, Lingfeijing, and I was just as captivated. It's so well written!
I finally finished watching the third part of Lingfeijing on Tomato! Although it's a sequel, they forcibly added a story inside. The main storyline of the trilogy is coherent, and I really like this style.
This book is the only true classic I've ever read, no less than "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils"! It's exceptionally well-written! I hope the author continues his efforts and moves beyond the internet to the film industry!
Overall, it's a commendable work, but to be honest, I was slightly disappointed. As the final installment in the Classic of Mountains and Seas series, I had high expectations for *Lingfei Jing*. It was quite engaging at first, but as I read on, it felt less exciting than *Canghai*.