
Proud Sword of the Divine Land
傲剑神州
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 936k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
Stats
302Chapters
2.4kReads · 30 days
215.1kReads · all time
166Shelves
8.7Score
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I finished reading it. Why is such a good novel rated so low? The protagonist carries a deep-seated hatred from childhood and grows stronger on his path of revenge. The protagonist's plot armor, triggered by each tribulation, is well-designed. It's just that Yan'er's ending is too tragic. She sacrificed so much to save Lu Jianfeng but couldn't be with him until the end.
This book is good, and the ending is quite satisfying.
Good, the beginning and end echo each other, and the plot is also good. Thumbs up.
This book is well-written! I read it from beginning to end! Some books I lose interest in halfway through.
The series of interconnected events is captivating and engaging.
It's incredibly exciting, captivating, and addictive.
The content isn't particularly detailed, but it flows smoothly from beginning to end, with a good connection between the beginning and the end, which is great.
A pretty good traditional martial arts novel
It's well-written, though it imitates the name of the Seven Heroes of Wudang from Jin Yong's *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*.
It's the kind of pure martial arts story I like, but many details could be made more vivid.