
Mad Monk
狂僧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 488k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Looking for Jin Yong Martial Arts Novels
Ideally, no forced stupidity. Either a world merger or clearing things one by one is fine.
Looking for a Wuxia Novel About Wandering the Martial World Freely and Carelessly
No joining the imperial court as an official, especially not as a secret-police guard or an Eastern Depot agent. I just want someone roaming the martial world, free and carefree.
Wuxia, the Martial World, Training With a Template, and Great Writing
Templates are fine, but no invincible-protagonist stories or reckless brawlers.
Wuxia Only, No Xianxia
Jianghu Stories with Martial Arts Schools, and Maybe a Little Court Politics
Looking for Wuxia Blends, Without the Protagonist Becoming Invincible and Learning Divine Skills Right Away
The Protagonist Transmigrates as a Bodhisattva in a Western Buddhist Sect
It becomes really chaotic with Journey to the West later on.
Martial Arts or Historical Novels with Excellent Writing, Though Other Genres Are Fine Too
I'm in a reading slump. Everyone, please share some recommendations.
Looking for a Legendary Wuxia Novel Like The Blade Speaks: Pure Jianghu!
Martial arts and the jianghu.
The Martial World, the Imperial Court, and Wuxia
Give me some good ones.
A Buddhist Protagonist Who Rejects Violent Warrior Monks: Gentle and Refined, Yet True to the Precepts 🌹
Any Good Wuxia Stories?
I want a protagonist who's wild, free-spirited, and charming, with any level of power, but not part of a sect. Just please, no harem.
The Strongest Jin Yong Novel Technique, the Bride's Dress Divine Skill, Unknown to All
Does Nobody Write Wuxia Novels Anymore?
Looking for something high-quality that holds up well over time.
Wuxia Jianghu
Recommend some wuxia stories set in the martial world, like *The Sword Snow Stride*.
Wuxia, the Martial World, and the Imperial Court
There shouldn't be one absolute protagonist. Everyone has their own story. I don't want a story that revolves around one person the whole time. The villains should be strategic, and the plot logic shouldn't fall apart.
Martial Arts and Court Politics
Any wuxia novels?
Looking for Novels About Transmigrating Into Gu Long’s Wuxia World
I love Gu Long's wuxia world: intricate schemes, strange plots, and the satisfaction of settling grudges and repaying kindness.
Wuxia and Clan Politics
Martial arts clans and their influence
Funny Wuxia Novels Like Misty Tower
The protagonist builds a faction, and the family gets along well.
Wuxia Novels
Wuxia novels.
Creating Cultivation Techniques in a Martial Arts World
For example, everyone else practices martial arts while the protagonist cultivates immortality.
Wuxia Without a System, Making It on Your Own ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ Elegance Never Goes Out of Style
System, Tavern, Jianghu, the Mortal World and the Court, Wuxia, Silence, Surveying the World
Something like *My Jianghu Tavern*.
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If I become a Buddha, I will wipe out the evil spirits in the world. If I become a demon, I will defeat all gods and Buddhas in the world.
This book is so good. The author must have written it in a hurry, and some parts are very abbreviated. This book is very immersive and makes it easy to imagine yourself as the protagonist.
The plot of the story has ups and downs, and the mystery of the little monk's life experience? The little monk came down from the mountain to conduct himself in society, with an open mind and a kind heart! The rivers and lakes are fighting openly and secretly, with passion and passion! Keep up the good work, author [laugh][laugh][laugh][like][like][like][like]
The book is well written overall. As a martial arts novel, I thought that most of the protagonists would be swordsmen like Wudang Huashan, and no one would write as a monk. However, the image at the beginning is indeed not a Buddha in the Buddhist scriptures, but a monk who dares to love and hate. I saw the motivation in the last chapter. Compassion has never been the only concept that Buddhism upholds. Otherwise, there would be no Raging Eye Vajra. But if the author could be more detailed or arrange the chapters well, I think the book is good. However, I deducted one star for being too rushed and confusing in the chapters.
I like to watch this kind of martial arts, not fantasy. It's a personal preference. It doesn't mean that the fantasy is not well written. This book is wonderfully written, without dragging on, and the plot has ups and downs.
This book is brilliant! I wanted to finish reading it from the beginning. The chapters are well described, the characters are realistically drawn, and a truth is told. There are also bad people among good people (good people may also do some wrong things), and there may also be good people among bad people. Once your conscience is discovered, you will become a good person! Precise seconds! Watchable! Watch it again from the beginning.
The author has a wide range of knowledge and the novel has a tight rhythm, but the middle chapters are out of order.
I can only say that reading this book made me feel like I was reading Jin Yong's books back in high school. It has a touch of charm. The content is really good and I enjoyed reading it. The only flaw I think is that the order of chapters is a bit messy. However, I suggest readers who encounter this kind of problem to persist in reading it. It is quite interesting.
Talking slowly and calmly, entering a better state and getting deeper and deeper, being simple and rational, understanding the true meaning with simplicity, and showing true feelings with sincerity.
The writing is very good, and the plot is compact and not scattered. Although it is relatively short, it is very attractive. It is a pity that I feel that the arrangement of Axiu and Wuliang is very bad. Such two people who have suffered a lot and are sincere prodigal sons should have endured all the hardships, but they did not get a good death. I think the arrangement of this plot is not good. This is a personal opinion, please forgive me if it's inappropriate!