The Xingyi Grandmaster
形意掌门人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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460Chapters
459Reads · 30 days
149.3kReads · all time
102Shelves
6.8Score
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Reader comments 37
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Because it's a style of martial arts that I'm familiar with and like, it feels quite relatable. Regardless of the author's skill level, it's clear they've put in the effort to memorize the text. I look forward to the exciting developments to come...
This book is the author's magnum opus, revealing the true essence of kung fu. True kung fu is the expansion of understanding through enlightenment; the kung fu practiced is called "framework," while the kung fu understood through enlightenment is called "martial arts."
Well written! The opening is captivating; it's been a long time since I've read a martial arts novel of this type. The only slight drawback is that there are too many main plot lines, failing to grasp the essence of a seemingly disjointed yet cohesive narrative. It gets a bit scattered in the later parts…
Xingyiquan is my favorite, and I hope the author can write even better things.
It's very good, worth watching, and the plot is well-organized.
I wanted to keep watching, but it suddenly ended, leaving me feeling a little unsatisfied.
With its captivating plot, logical reasoning, and vivid imagination, this is a great book.
This book is very good. The author has a certain understanding of Xingyi Quan, and the content is excellent. However, after finishing it, I still felt like I hadn't had enough!
Author who knows martial arts
It's written in a relatively pure style, standing out from the vast majority of formulaic stories these days.