
Sandu Fengyunzhi
三都风云志
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 287k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
120Chapters
293Reads · all time
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There Are No Martial Arts Novels (Pure Martial Arts) That Are Not Systematic and Do Not Travel Through Time.
Similar to Sword in the Snow
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Are There Any Martial Arts Novels, Pure Martial Arts?
Is there anything about martial arts? People don't write much about martial arts nowadays. I miss martial arts. Now I always open the system to cheat, become an immortal, become an ancestor, have a divine body, etc. I'm tired of it. It's so boring. I want to experience the feeling of traveling to the end of the world with a sword, and feeling happy and grudges.
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The author takes the profound historical background as the backbone and the delicate and concise writing style as the soul. The works he writes have a rich texture, which is completely different from the superficial and superficial Internet articles. The story anchors the troubled times in the late Three Kingdoms period. From the perspective of the protagonist Jiang Hua, who has the blood of Xiahou and inherited the "Tian Ear" ability, the story slowly unfolds the picture of mountains and rivers. The book starts with a lonely and helpless protagonist, and the protagonist overcomes obstacles and grows up. The exquisite mechanisms in the book hide mysteries, the Qimen Dunjia is treacherous and unpredictable, and every plot is interlocking and full of ups and downs. Different from the impetuousness of ordinary power plots and hegemony, the story takes "stopping the war" as its core original intention. It carries compassion for the people of the world in the war of troubled times, and explores the true meaning of peace amidst the lights and shadows of swords. It has both structure and warmth.