A Pillow Between Mountains and Rivers
一枕山河
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 391k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Legendary Martial Arts Novel
Looking for High-Quality Martial Arts Jianghu Novels
Thank you, fellow cultivators.
Wuxia Novels
Classic Wuxia Novels
The martial world, tender romance, light-footed martial arts, suspense, and... swords!
Come Debate Me If There Is No Masterpiece Featuring Wuxia, the Martial World, the Best Under Heaven, and Retirement
Is there really no masterpiece combining wuxia, the jianghu, and being the greatest under heaven, followed by retirement and invincibility? Come argue if you disagree.
Looking for Stories of Ancient China, Martial Arts, and Courtly Power Struggles
Please recommend books with a spirited, dashing lead.
Seeking Jianghu, Martial World, and Wuxia Novels, Controlling a Faction from the Start
Wuxia, Martial Arts, Set in a Dynasty
Something like "The Silent Blade" or "Sword Dynasty".
Wuxia, Imperial Court, Jianghu, System
The protagonist trains in the Golden Bell Shield from the very beginning and masters it completely.
Any Stories About a Wandering Swordsman × a Young Lady From a Wealthy Family?!!!
I'm looking for books like The Pure-Hearted Killer Is So Sweet and Flirtatious. Something a little more original, and the heroine shouldn't be a naive, sugary sweetheart.
Any Wuxia Novels?
Just the sort of thing you'd find in the jianghu.
Jianghu and Wuxia
I want books like The Blood of Youth. It's so good. Are there any similar books?
Besides Sword Snow Stride and Sword Comes, What Other Book Feels Like Your Own Jianghu?
There are plenty of novels like this. Which one do you feel has yet to fulfill your own jianghu dream?
Looking for True Wuxia Stories About Revenge, Adventure, and Roaming the World with a Sword
Wuxia, the Martial World, and the Imperial Court
Through a hundred battles, I roam the martial world with my flute held high; heroes brave the storm, and life and death weigh little. A pair of mandarin ducks endure the silkworm’s bitter toil, while a smile blooms beside a white horse’s saddle.
Guys, Recommend Some Highly Rated Masterpieces with a Single Heroine
I'm looking for books like "The Campus Belle Senior Had Never Been Linked to Any Scandals, Until I Went to College (Heartbeat Engine)".
Wuxia, Jianghu, One Female Lead. Got It?
Preferably about a swordsman, but it's not a must.
Are There No More Books With Writing as Good as Yan Sanhe's?
I'm looking for books like "The Xie Family's Short-Lived Ghost Has Lived to a Hundred". I've read all over the place, male-oriented and female-oriented fiction alike: palace intrigue, rebirth, cultivation, horror, comedy, CEO romances, detective stories, ghost hunting, the mortal and spirit realms, gods, golden fingers, you name it. I'm not into books that only obsess over romantic relationships. I love stories with a grand scope.
Looking for a Novel with a Super Cool Sword Cultivator Protagonist and a Heroine
That feeling of being incredibly cool with a sword in hand.
Short Stories Set in the Martial Arts World
Any recommendations for short wuxia novels?
Xianxia Novels You Can Read Again and Again
Classical xianxia, cultivation fantasy, or a mortal’s cultivation journey are all fine. Sword cultivation, alchemy, spiritual cultivation, talisman-making, mortal realms, immortal realms, and divine realms.
Urban Fantasy, Slice of Life, High Martial Arts, Farming, Cultivation
All kinds of male-oriented novels.
Looking for Wuxia or Xianxia, No System Stories. Any Recommendations?
Preferably something about Golden Core, Nascent Soul, or sword immortals.
Any Stories About Political Intrigue in the Xianxia Genre?
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I've read it three times, and I still feel like I haven't had enough. The writing is excellent, concise and engaging, making it a very comfortable read. The plot is captivating, with its mix of righteous indignation and tender romance; it can move you to tears and bring a smile to your face. In short, it's a very good read. I recommend reading the first part first, then "A Touch of Longing," and finally the second part. "Night Song" is also very good.
I read *A Touch of Love* first, then this book. I think the author's writing is superb!! I love *A Touch of Love* so much~ I reread it whenever I'm bored. The plots of the two books complement each other, which I find wonderful~
I finished watching it on Tomato Music, and it was really good. Su Xuan is truly amazing. Watching him go from a spirited newcomer to the martial arts world, only to be called the Sword Demon by the world, yet he always strives to save the world. He suffers, and so does his apprentice, A Luo.
A refined martial arts story; the author seems to be a very quiet person, as their gender is hard to discern. The writing style leans more towards female readers. It beautifully depicts love, although it's hard to believe such things exist in this era 🤦, it still makes one's own yearning for love feel more certain. It's puzzling that it hasn't become popular; there are probably many social factors involved, but it deserves recognition, and that's enough.
As a prequel to "A Love So Deep," it's excellent; it embodies my ideal of a chivalrous white-clad swordsman who serves his country and its people.
This is the best-written novel I've ever read. Every word and phrase is so vivid that it makes you feel like you're right there in the story. I admire the princess's love for Su Xuan the most. She waited as long as it took, and finally, her love was rewarded. They were together for life, a truly touching moment.
Other strange and incoherent articles all have high ratings, so this 8. X rating doesn't do justice to the article itself. The writing is excellent, fluent, and perfectly balanced. I read the whole thing before commenting.
This is so good! It's not a typical female-oriented novel with a male protagonist who's cunning and possessive, but it's definitely worth reading. If you like cunning and possessive characters, you can look for another novel by the same author, a book about the male protagonist (Su Xuan)'s apprentice (Su Yunluo) and Zuo Qingci (I think it's called "A River and Mountains").
This is the best-written martial arts novel I've ever read. I was deeply moved and captivated by the author's martial arts world. The elegant and classical language is truly admirable.
Once you've seen the ocean, other waters seem insignificant; once you've beheld the clouds of Wushan, other clouds This book could be made into a god.