
The Last Immortal in the Martial Arts World
武侠世界里最后一个仙人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Stories with a Nine-Rank System, Grandmasters, Great Grandmasters, Ten Thousand Dynasties, Ten Thousand Clans, and Low-Martial-Arts Settings
The protagonist is extremely powerful and focuses on developing his own little patch of land. All races can enter, but he firmly suppresses anyone who causes trouble. The land forbids martial arts and is a place where all races can live together in peace. They look to it in their pursuit of the Great Dao.
Transmigrating into a Martial Arts World: The Protagonist Cultivates and Trains in Martial Arts
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Novels Where the Protagonist Is the Only One With Magic in Ancient Times and Is Mistaken for a God Among Mortals
I’m looking for a story where the protagonist is the only one with supernatural powers, and people in an ancient setting or another world mistake them for a deity. The protagonist should be the sole supernatural being and get to show off a lot. The logic should be sound and the writing smooth. The prose just needs to be decent.
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Looking for Martial Arts, Not Immortal Cultivation. Any Recommendations?
Something I can keep reading nonstop.
The Myriad Worlds: The Protagonist Transmigrates to Different Worlds
The protagonist transmigrates into the worlds of various novels or movies.
Looking for Martial Arts Stories About a Powerful Protagonist Who Retires, Opens a Restaurant, and Gets Caught Up in All Kinds of Trouble
The protagonist is powerful but low-key, has seen through the world and retired from it, and runs a small restaurant. Then all sorts of trouble crops up and forces them to step in. A wuxia setting would be best.
Looking for Highly Rated Pure Wuxia Novels
Nothing fantasy or high-martial-arts, and no loser protagonists who try to collect every woman they meet.
Online Game Wuxia Novels
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Any Ancient Cultivation Novels Where People in the Mortal World Believe the Protagonist Is a True Immortal?
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Looking for Good Wuxia Novels
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Looking for a Few Jin Yong Martial Arts Fanfiction Novels
I'm looking for top-tier wuxia novels with excellent prose and a smoothly unfolding plot, ones that don't stick too closely to the original storyline and let the protagonist forge their own path and style.
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It's actually pretty good (I've only read less than a hundred chapters). What I personally prefer is the overall feel. At first glance, it seems a bit simple, but when you think about it more closely, it actually fits the background of the setting. At least from the previous chapters, it seems like a mixture of martial arts, fantasy and immortality in an ancient setting. It is not like the dazzling moves and utensils written by some great gods. This article is more simple in comparison, and the plot progression is good. As I read it, I wanted to classify it as half-white, because I thought it was quite delicate. I wanted to make the content and plot more ups and downs, but I felt that it had already been laid out enough. Well, it's that feeling of wanting to say something but not wanting to say anything yet. As for the problem, what is not pleasing enough is the level setting and the first part that is not suitable for the title. But then again, if a book is good, why should it be written as others have written it?
The children liked it very much. Two of the three children watched it to death, and the other one was also very happy 🤭
The sword is eccentric, it looks good
It could be more exciting, don't hide it, give it five stars next time
[What][What] turned around and bumped into each other again!
It's pretty good, why doesn't anyone see it?
It's a slow-burning book, not bad, but if you like to read invincible novels, I don't recommend reading it.
This book is well written and of high quality
This book is written in classical Chinese, so why can't everyone understand it?
The writing is okay, what's going on in the comments?