
The Martial Arts Is Fierce
国术凶猛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War God Son-in-Law
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Chinese Martial Arts, Chinese Martial Arts, Chinese Martial Arts! ! ! !
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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
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.
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.
A very classic martial arts novel that made me appreciate the charm of traditional Chinese martial arts.
I have never finished reading a book completely. This book is very good and exciting.
The author must be a martial arts master or a super fan of martial arts. The descriptions of martial arts moves in the book are all from their sources. The novel is very good and I like it very much!
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.
The author's writing is very simple, especially when it comes to practicing martial arts. The effort he puts into it is unimaginable by ordinary people. I can understand this, and it is also a spur to me. I hope to see more good works.
The writing is wonderful. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write more works like this.
This book is well written and exciting, and I wish the author can produce more masterpieces.
Really good book, highly recommended! The writing is fluent, the story is exciting, the world of the world, the analysis of people's hearts, modern scenes, the dark world, using martial arts to enter Taoism, mastering boxing principles, promoting national martial arts, and upholding my inheritance!
Although it's a bit exaggerated, it's overall good You can't write at this level without a certain level of skills. I give you 5 stars. I hope to see more exciting works from the author.
The description of the Chinese martial arts contains both realistic descriptions and a certain degree of reverie, which gives the Chinese martial arts some artifact color. I personally feel that it would be better if some more descriptions of machinations were added and polished. For example, the Machiavellian battle of wits in "The King of Dao" is very good. I hope the author can refer to it. Anyway, I really like this book.
The storyline is good. Considering personal heroism a thousand times, I give it 80%. Seventy points pass!
The author Xiang carefully wrote about the excellent inheritance of Chinese martial arts and the domineering power of Chinese martial arts in actual combat. We were fascinated by it! It's so well written, I hope to write more Chinese martial arts novels! Thank you author.
Wonderful and vivid. Open up a new perspective and learn about different worlds.
Good! It contains both the plot of the novel and the introduction and practical practice of Chinese martial arts, allowing readers to feel the charm of the novel and at the same time understand the development, practice, and cultivation of Chinese martial arts. . . . .
The characters are flesh-and-blood, and the characters are realistically depicted. The first-person perspective gives readers a strong sense of involvement. The storyline is compact and logical. Some of the choices of the protagonists may seem outrageous to many book lovers, but in my personal opinion, this is flesh-and-blood and emotional, and will be influenced by one's own emotions. This is an ordinary, living person. Therefore, in my opinion, the story is very good, except that there are some pitfalls at the end and the ending ends very quickly. It is worth reading.
I have seen it before and still want to watch it again. The storyline is exciting and interlocking, and the analysis of the boxing skills is also very accurate. It is worth reading carefully and studying deeply!
This book describes Wang Mo's pursuit and interest in martial arts. The story is wonderfully written and the characters are clearly described. The story emphatically describes Wang Mo's pursuit and hard work of martial arts. The book once again elaborates on the wonder, breadth and depth of Chinese martial arts. The ancient Chinese martial arts are the miracles of the world and China's contribution to the world.
The process of writing a book is simple and clear, not too tedious. The links between the chapters are clear, and the layout of each chapter is not lost. Everyone feels that the chapters are short of exciting, the lectures are not detailed, and the explanations are not exciting. I have only read half of it, so I can't comment much.
The writing is more realistic. Is it a good book? Why is the rating so low?
With awe and love for traditional culture, the author uses twists and turns and bizarre stories as a carrier to demonstrate the traditional love for traditional martial arts. The author's stories will also inspire readers' interest in traditional martial arts.
This is the best martial arts book I have ever read [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
I have finished reading it all, it is very good, and I have a better and deeper understanding of Chinese martial arts!
Yes, yes, the author still has some understanding of Chuanwu. The world of martial arts is always entangled with the secular world. The unpredictable martial arts are ultimately attributed to the mysterious and mysterious Buddhism and Taoism. There have been many masters in the past dynasties, and they are inherited from the same strain. This is the best result. The author brings us a martial arts world of joyful grudges. A happy ending and a hurried ending are both the best. In short, it is good to leave a little expectation and a blank space👌🏻