
A Young Man's Dream of Fortune and Misfortune
少年白衣沉浮梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Wuxia, Imperial Court, Jianghu
Looking for books where the protagonist is a prince who can fight and is powerful both at court and in the martial world.
Any Stories with a Powerful Martial Artist and a Jianghu Setting?
Here for the useful tips
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.
Ensemble Stories About a Group of Young Men and Women Roaming the Martial World
Tomato Novel is all cultivation stories. I want wuxia! Something like the Orange Light game Young Disciples Grow Old in the Jianghu.
Looking for Novels About Young Heroes Venturing into the Martial World
Something like *The Blood of Youth*: an ensemble story where every character has their own distinct personality. Not too much romance, though there can be some. It just shouldn't take up half the book.
Looking for High-Quality Martial Arts Jianghu Novels
Thank you, fellow cultivators.
The Martial World, the Imperial Court, and Wuxia
Give me some good ones.
Wuxia, Strategy, the Jianghu, and Life and Death
One person, one sword, one world of rivers and lakes.
Looking for Wuxia Stories Set in the Jianghu, with Great Prose and a Good Plot, No Romance
I want good writing and a good plot. I just can’t stand wuxia stories that are all about romance. That’s not the jianghu Gu Long and Jin Yong gave me!!!
Wuxia, the Martial World, and the Imperial Court
There shouldn't be one absolute protagonist. Everyone has their own story. I don't want a story that revolves around one person the whole time. The villains should be strategic, and the plot logic shouldn't fall apart.
Wuxia Novels with a Young, Freewheeling Jianghu Spirit
Looking for a wuxia novel, the kind set in the martial arts world.
Stories About Power Struggles in Both the Martial World and the Imperial Court?
The protagonist should be decisive and ruthless. The antagonists should be intelligent, or there shouldn’t be any absolute villains. No female lead, and above all, no woman should turn the protagonist into an idiot.
High-Quality Sword Cultivators
Swordsmanship-themed, and high quality.
Ancient Warfare, Generals, Young Heroes, and the Martial World
A Lone Young Swordsman Roams the Martial World, Seeing All Life Has to Offer, Seeking Only Peace of Mind
Martial Arts, the Jianghu, and the Imperial Court
A noble heir with strategy and influence, not a brainless one.
Finished Reading The Sword of Snow Stride, Now I’m Out of Books! Recommendations, Please!
I have been reading The Sword of Snow Stride lately. It can be called a masterpiece among wuxia and fantasy novels. After finishing it, I have found it difficult to get into other books. Does anyone have recommendations of the same type?
Wuxia, Jianghu, One Female Lead. Got It?
Preferably about a swordsman, but it's not a must.
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.
Court Intrigue and Chivalry of the Martial World: There Is No Jianghu After Sword Snow Stride
I've read Sword Snow Stride three times already. Anything else?
Wuxia, the Martial World, and the Imperial Court, No System
With Three Feet of Snow Upon Your Shoulders, Who Else Beneath Heaven Deserves to Wear White?
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In fact, the real Lin Guming had died long ago. He died in his own beliefs, in his own ideals, in the waiting of his relatives, in lonely depression, and died cleanly. He used to be too young. He was young, ideal, and ambitious. He thought that all the problems in the world could be answered. But it wasn't true. He spent his whole life striving to do everything the best, do it better, and do it impeccably. He once regarded Lin's honor as everything he struggled for throughout his life. However, on the way of exploration, he discovered that it was not the case. The huge Lin's was actually not that important. His father wanted him more to be happy and live this short life simply. It was because he was young, he didn't understand it, and he didn't understand it, so he was trapped in a life that was inaccessible to youth and could not escape. ——Farewell to the General
There are a lot of tears, a lot of passionate scenes, and the ending is beautiful.
Good-looking skins are all the same, but interesting souls are unique and good-looking.
Damn, it's indeed a good book, but it's a pity that not many people read it. There is indeed more in the back. Come on, author.
It's pretty good, but I can't wrap up the ending.
Although I can guess the direction of the plot,
I haven't read much, I just want to say that the writing is really good