
Clouds Over You
君有云
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- Ongoing
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- 742k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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- Fanqie
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Any Good, Engaging Wuxia Novels?
I'm out of books to read.
Ensemble Cast: A Group of Young People Roam the Martial World, Wielding Swords and Blades, Mastering Divination and Practicing Medicine
An ensemble story about a group of young people roaming the martial world. Some wield swords, some use sabers, some are skilled strategists, and some study medicine and poison.
Wuxia Coming-of-Age Stories
Any good wuxia novels? Preferably with a swordsman protagonist.
Wuxia Stories About Roaming the World with a Sword, with a Decent Plot
Please, can some expert help me out?
They Say Wuxia Is Dead
They say wuxia is dead. Without a sense of chivalry, all that's left is a dark forest.
Traditional Wuxia Novels
Wherever there are people, there is jianghu.
Battle Through the Heavens, Douluo Dalu, Perfect World, Shrouding the Heavens: Any Masterpiece Will Do
As long as it's good.
Power Plays, Scheming, and Brainy Strategists
Become my pawn once again. I will win this game, even if the gods themselves stand in my way. I will beat them by half a move.
The Martial World, the Imperial Court, and Wuxia
Give me some good ones.
Seeking Jianghu, Martial World, and Wuxia Novels, Controlling a Faction from the Start
Looking for wuxia novels set in the jianghu where the protagonist controls a powerful faction from the start. Nearly invincible.
One Sword to Conquer All Under Heaven, the World's Most Devoted Swordsmen
The Male Protagonist Wields a Fan and Focuses on Swordsmanship. He Always Wears White.
Even better if there's no female lead.
A Male Lead from Taoism or Confucianism, a Gentleman Scholar Who Cultivates Righteous Qi, Any of These Will Do
For example, the male lead could be a Taoist priest from Wudang Mountain, or a gentleman from an academy.
Looking for a Single-Female-Lead Story Where She Likes to Flirt
Wait, wait, wait~~ Come over~ I’m suffering from a reading drought.
Looking for Stories of Ancient China, Martial Arts, and Courtly Power Struggles
Please recommend books with a spirited, dashing lead.
Wuxia Without a System, Making It on Your Own ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ Elegance Never Goes Out of Style
A Lone Young Swordsman Roams the Martial World, Seeing All Life Has to Offer, Seeking Only Peace of Mind
Looking for The Blood of Youth Fanfiction Where the Underworld River Gets a Happy Ending
Martial Arts, the Jianghu, and the Imperial Court
A noble heir with strategy and influence, not a brainless one.
Please Recommend Completed Fantasy Masterpieces!!!
Looking for completed novels.
Wuxia, Jianghu, One Female Lead. Got It?
Preferably about a swordsman, but it's not a must.
A White Robe, a Sharp Sword, a Jug of Aged Wine, and a Heart Full of Passion
Xianxia and Jianghu Like Sword Snow Stride, No Power Fantasy, No System
I don't want stories where everyone except the male lead has no intelligence. I've read too many of those goofy novels, and they're bad for your brain.
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I have finished reading the trilogy. The biggest difference between Jun Youyun and the first two is that there is no court, pure martial arts, this is a perfect knight
To be honest, this book is really good. Personally, I think Jun Youyun is better than Young White Horse Drunken Spring Breeze is better than Young Song Xing. Although the writing style is a little bit poor, it feels very good.
I have read all three books of "Jun You Yun", "Young White Horse Drunken in the Spring Breeze" and "Young Song Xing". I read them in reverse order. I watched the "Young Song Xing" anime first, then the novel, and then read forward. The biggest difference between "Jun You Yun" and the other two is that there is no court, only the rivers and lakes. Although they all have their own pros and cons, we cannot deny its brilliance. Many characters are written very charmingly. This is what a teenager should be like. It can be seen from many places that the author Zhou Munan's writing style is very good. I hope the author will continue to write such books.
I first watched "Young Songxing" and then "Jun Youyun". Compared with "Young Songxing" in terms of the prince's struggle for the throne, strategic positions, and character titles, "Jun Youyun" is more fantasy. In the end, the rivers and lakes join forces to fight against the so-called visitors from Yingzhou. In terms of struggle, it is eye-catching and comparable to "Young Songxing". And at the end, it also hints at another story about how Li Changsheng later worshiped Su Baiyi as his master to create Xueyue City and take over Baili Dongjun. It's just that the ending is a bit unsatisfactory, as if it was finished in a hurry and the plot is limited, it would be nice to add more plots later.
The Young Man's Song. The young man's white horse is drunk in the spring breeze. I personally think it's very beautiful.
This book is a breath of fresh air in today's fast-paced life. This book requires you to calm down and read it carefully, just like tasting tea to taste the bitterness and fragrance. Reading Zhou Dada's books is always a bit more careful and conscientious than other books. I was a little frizzy at first, but after reading a few chapters, I calmed down and read it seriously. The more I read, the more I can feel the passion that belongs to the young man. I can't help but suddenly remember the last time I read the book "Song of the Young Man" last year or the year before last. The word "jianghu" makes people think of bloodshed and the passion of young people, but it not only contains the dreams of teenagers, but also the dreams of the older generation of Jianghu people. Their memories of wandering in the Jianghu when they were young, but what touches me most is that they will still enter the Jianghu again because of their blood and passion. Every era has its own legends and good stories. I look forward to the young man coming into the world with passion and bringing a new legend. After reading this book, even though I had thousands of thoughts, they still turned into a sigh, this is Jianghu! If there are people, there will be rivers and lakes, and if there is wine, there will be good stories. I really love the flesh-and-blood rivers and lakes in Zhou Da's works! I hope that in the dead of night, I will still recall the passion of the young man. (The first long review in my life is for Jun Youyun (*'▽'*)♪)
I watched "Young Song Xing" first, then "Young White Horse Drunk in the Spring Breeze" and finally "Jun Youyun". The story is really interesting and the atmosphere of the rivers and lakes is very strong. I like it very much.
It is a very good book. The key is that it can write about the sense of youth and the sense of justice in traveling in the world. Moreover, the love in the author's works is one-on-one, which is very rare for men to have the characteristics of one-on-one and multiple romances. I think this is the author's most right point. The male protagonist is not sentimental and does not attract bees and butterflies.
I like the characters in the author's book very much. They all have their own characteristics. Each character has a different personality. Along the way, Su Baiyi rises from mediocre martial arts to a master and a great hero. There are also Nangong Xi'er, Feng Zuojun, and Xie Yuling. This is the world of young people! Although some of the ending feels a little tight, it's an addictive read. When we meet, we will drink for you. We will tie our horses to the tall buildings and weeping willows. Although the story has ended, the world is still there, and the nature of young people is still there. Young people have their own teenage madness, and their hearts are like the blazing sun!
It's enjoyable. I haven't read such an enjoyable novel in a long time. Snow in the Snow and Swordsman felt too literary and I couldn't bear to read it. Yanyulou also felt that the protagonist was too frustrated and couldn't keep up his momentum. This book was just right for me. It has the youthful spirit, the love and hatred of the older generation, and the flavor of the world. Although I haven't finished reading it all at this time, but as of Chapter 283, I have no intention of stopping at all. Finally, I would like to add that I really want to see the Jianghu from Su Han's perspective. What are these people like at their peak? Young people should be so high-spirited in the world. Just do whatever you want to do, don't think about the past and the future, just look at the present [Sending Hearts]