A Jianghu Youth, Just Passing Through
恰江湖少年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 786k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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248Chapters
76Reads · 30 days
21.8kReads · all time
11Listens
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Reader comments 5
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Who is right and who is wrong? The martial world is never truly clear. Many died too hastily, not as passionately as imagined. They were defeated inexplicably, their fates shrouded in mystery. What kind of scheme was this? Who was Lu Zhixi's father, and what role did he play? And the character of Ji Xintai—his portrayal is somewhat unacceptable. Who did he truly love?
It's a great book. I remember many of the characters. It's just a pity that Rouqing and Changsheng didn't have much of a storyline. Their journey won't stop there. I really hope there's a second book, not just about returning to their homeland, but also about many more countries, like that "Qin".
It's a good read, but somewhat melancholic. It touches on human relationships, human nature, joys and sorrows, and personality changes. I highly recommend it.
I wish I could still be the same person I was when I first entered this world.
This book is incredibly beautiful and engaging; it's truly a gem among books! 👍👍👍👍👍 Superb!