
A Man in White in Chenliu
陈留有白衣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 667k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Wuxia with a Jianghu Setting and Beautiful Writing
The Martial World, the Imperial Court, and Wuxia
Give me some good ones.
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.
Wuxia Stories About Roaming the World with a Sword, with a Decent Plot
Please, can some expert help me out?
Please, I Need Political Intrigue Novels. No Idiot Protagonists
Are there any good political intrigue novels left? I'm begging you. I don't care if there's a System, as long as the protagonist isn't an idiot.
Princes, Heirs, Behind-the-Scenes Manipulation, and Political Scheming
Fantasy Novels Where the Protagonist's Father Is a Prince or a High-Ranking Court Official
Fantasy novels.
A Poem Sums Up a Life, a Tune Plays Out the Human World. In White Robes, a Passing Traveler
Ancient-style cultivation, a man who's indifferent to the core, no CP, and whose personality doesn't change later on. The kind of person who seems almost divine.
I’ve Pledged My Life to My Country. How Could I Give My Heart to You So Easily?
Any sweet romance novels like this? Female-oriented readers, please don't click in by mistake! Both leads should pursue each other wholeheartedly!
With the Brush, He Can Pacify the World; on Horseback, He Can Settle the Realm
Are there any novels where the protagonist is both a brilliant scholar and a skilled warrior?
Novels With a Hidden Faction That Is Loyal to the Protagonist
Fantasy novels, please. Thanks!
I'm in a Reading Slump. Any Sword Cultivation Novels Like Three-Foot Green Blade to Recommend?
Looking for a domineering swordsmanship novel.
A Long Spear and a White Horse: A Thousand Years of History Swept Away by the Tide. One Thrust, and the White Dragon Sings. A General's Story
Male-oriented fiction: one man holds the pass against ten thousand, riding out with a spear in hand.
Any Stories Where One Person Holds Back a Million-Strong Army?
Looking for Good Traditional Xuanhuan Like Misty Rain Tower
Any Fantasy Novels Featuring Spears or Halberds as Weapons?
Are there any fantasy novels where the characters use weapons like guns or halberds?
Any Novels Like The Confucian Immortal Who Communes with the Underworld?
Fantasy, xianxia, xuanhuan, and rebirth stories.
Urban, Xianxia, Jianghu, and Historical Fiction
Ergou, Snow, Sword Comes, Sword Bone, Yet It Seems Ordinary, Changning's Army, Renegade Immortal, The Most Satisfying Thing in Life, That Year, That Cicada. I want a gradual progression, with both brains and brawn, but no power fantasies. I've read all of these, so please recommend something else.
Ensemble Cultivation Stories, Please!
Brilliant young people gather from all directions and face countless hardships and trials.
Recommend Something Good with a Mastermind Protagonist Who Always Stays One Step Ahead
The male lead's strength is unclear, giving everyone the impression that he's unfathomably powerful. His companions are all big names who've been famous for ages. Behind-the-scenes plots are fine too. He can be a villain or morally ambiguous. No harems, please.
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This book is written for my youth. Please forgive my poor writing skills. If you don't like it, please leave. The romance develops slowly, but the plot moves quickly. Short to medium length stories (approximately 800,000 words). If you've had the chance to read Luo Han's story, you're truly honored. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
For me, this book perfectly embodies my fantasy of the martial arts world. It fulfills my feelings about the characters in martial arts novels and their heroic character, which I feel the author has captured perfectly. Reading highly-rated books doesn't give me this feeling at all; those high-scoring books, in comparison, are actually more daunting than my usual reading experience. This book is the first martial arts novel I've read entirely.
In terms of plot, it's comparable to *Ever Night* and no less impressive than *Snow Sword*. The writing is also elegant, conveying a sense of realism in the martial arts world, the imperial court, and human relationships, while also possessing a kind of ethereal, otherworldly quality, imbued with a touch of otherworldly charm. It embodies national righteousness and enduring human emotions!
I didn't dislike it at all; I finished reading it. I just don't know why it feels so heavily influenced by *The Snow Sword*. Many plot points are similar yet different. Also, the realms—Vajra Mortal Realm, Free and Easy Earth Realm, Carefree Heaven Realm, and Divine Wandering Mysterious Realm—aren't those just like the realms in *Shaoge*?
A brilliant tale of power struggles and intrigue within the imperial court and the martial arts world. Keep it up! Author, please keep up the good work and don't abandon this project!
The story is complete, and the character portrayals and detailed descriptions are excellent; I'd give it an 8 out of 10.
Chenliu has a white-robed man; how can he shake the heavens and earth?
Is it because such a good book has a low rating that the male lead dies in the ending?
It's a great read, just a bit short. I hope the author can try writing a longer version.
This book is very good. It depicts both the imperial court and the martial arts world, filled with tales of chivalry and revenge. However, I vaguely see echoes of the novel *Snow in the Wind*.