The Ferocious Art of Chinese Martial Arts
国术凶猛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War God Son-in-Law
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The protagonist shouldn’t be too weak.
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Anything goes.
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Clashes between ancient martial arts styles
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Not that kind of story. I mean something that's purely explanatory and analytical, or written exceptionally well, like *Capital*.
Eerie! Traditional Martial Arts! Martial Dao! Qi and Blood! Invincible!
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A more realistic and good book that describes how modern martial arts survive in advanced technology and their own traditional environment.
A very good Chinese martial arts novel. I can't help but think of The Romance of the Dragon and Snake. The Chinese martial arts part makes people feel real, which shows that the author is great!
The simple explanation of the profound Chinese martial arts is one of the top five online novels I have seen. Currently: Humanity Forbidden Island, Yunfeng Tomb Robbery... Tied Ai Xiaolei should give birth to a boy
Great article, I read 30 chapters. The pig's feet are neither a saint nor a bad person, so they are okay. Just keep it at this level and don't finish it badly.
The protagonist of this book is a martial arts man, with a sense of mystery, a chivalrous and righteous behavior, and a style of taking pleasure in grudges that fascinates people!
The content is too radical. In times of peace, benevolence should come first. But overall it's a good choice
I like it very much and am planning to read it a second time. I missed too many details the first time. The plot is very compact and the details are described very delicately. The book mentions the loss of traditional culture faced by many countries and promotes positive energy. It is worth reading.
A very classic martial arts novel that made me appreciate the charm of traditional Chinese martial arts.
Wonderful, mysterious, and gripping. Once I read it, I couldn't let it go. I haven't encountered such a gripping book in a long time. It was enjoyable. The ending was a bit regretful because it was too hasty.
This book is well written and has something to it, but the ending is too hasty and many story lines ended before they were finished. Did the author not want to write it because there were few readers? In fact, it can be written seriously and it can be made into a modern martial arts TV series.