
The Seven Deadly Sins of the Jianghu
江湖七宗罪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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In booklists 8
Classic Wuxia Novels
The martial world, tender romance, light-footed martial arts, suspense, and... swords!
Jin Yong Martial Arts Novels
Jin Yong wuxia novels.
Wuxia Novels
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.
Looking for Jin Yong’s Wuxia Novels
Looking for Jin Yong's wuxia series.
The Protagonist Is a Monk
Transmigration, historical Chinese style, wuxia. The protagonist is aloof and handsome, devoted to Buddhism, but the mortal world keeps coming to him. Still, his faith remains steadfast. No Journey to the West recommendations.
Novels About the Seven Deadly Sins
The Rules of the Martial World: Leave a Letter and Go. Don’t Leave One? Ha, There’s No Escaping This Cycle
If you won't keep me, there's nothing I can do about it. 😂😂
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The Wuxia Tale of Yuan Ziyan
The Legendary Heroes of the Central Plains in Wuxia Novels
My Hero's Journey Through the Martial Arts World
The Chicken Slayer: The Last Emperor's Life as a Martial Hero
The Vast Jianghu of Wuxia Novels
A Heroic Romance Across Time
Dragon Horse Jianghu: A Wuxia Novel
The Return of the Condor Heroes: Restoring the Great Yan
Too Lazy to Return to the Jade Tower and Golden Palace
Delivering Takeout in Jin Yong’s Martial Arts World
The Lotus Heart's Funeral Record
The Iron Swallow and Brocade Sash
The Iron Swallow: A Sequel to the Wuxia Novel Brocade Silk
The Complete Sequel to Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
Wuxia Crossover: I Am Yue Buqun
Chang’an of Chang’an
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This book is very well written and engaging; the more you read, the more you want to read. Keep up the good work!
Wuxia novels are good
The writing is concise and engaging, with well-developed and distinctive characters that are not bizarre, unlike many contemporary works that portray people as almost demonic. I continued reading.
Everything was both expected and reasonable.
Beautiful, worth listening to!
Beautiful books in real colors
Very exciting and captivating.
A powerful, insightful, and beautifully written book; well worth it!
It has a touch of classic martial arts style, yet it meets the needs of reality; it's a good work, and we should promote its development!
The writing style and concept are excellent!