
The Wutai Sect Grandmaster of Mount Shu
蜀山之五台宗师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 519k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Male-Channel Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Shelf-Defending Books, Bring Them All Out and Let Me See Them
Classical Xianxia: I'm Out of Books to Read, Recommend the Best and Most Iconic Stories
Come on, everyone, recommend some books! Seasoned readers, assemble!
If It Is Lower Than 9.8, Please Do Not Recommend ヽ(≧д≦)ノ
Nothing lighthearted or comedic, please〜( ̄▽ ̄〜)
Please, I’m Begging for Proper Classical Cultivation Fantasy
Maybe it’s because society is developing too quickly and all kinds of System web novels have appeared. To relieve social pressure, feel-good power fantasies have become mainstream. There are fewer cultivation novels now, so I’m begging all the experts out there to recommend some books.
Let's Bring Martial Arts Novels Back to the Jianghu, Guys!
Looking for Novels with a Cultivation System Like The Unorthodox Path: White Bone Daoist
Cultivation systems with stages like Qi Refining, Gangsha, Golden Core, and Primordial Spirit, or the Xianhu style and traditional Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment. I'm sick of them. Nothing new. I'm purely here for the settings, so don't come at me if they're not your thing.
Looking for Traditional Xianxia Novels Like the Shushan Stories
I'd like to read something like I Founded Mount Shu and Slayed Demons.
Looking for Stories Like Mount Shu, Xianxia Stories, or Online Game Fiction
Anything From Your Browsing History Is Fine. Female-audience Novels Are Fine Too, Since I’m Not the One Reading Them Anyway
Highly Recommended: A Fantasy Novel with Original Realms and a Protagonist Who Isn't Brain-Dead
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It's a good novel, a Shushan type novel. The one by Yuzhaojun that impressed me the most. I'm more picky when reading similar novels later. This novel is still very surprising. It has the flavor of the traditional fairy tale world, without the messy stallions and girls. It respects a very important setting in the original version of The Lord of the Pearl: the path to immortality, the Taoist fruits, Yuanyang and Yuanyin are very important. Like it, add too many words, it's not enough to read.
It's very interesting. The world of Shushan Swordsman is too big. There are not many such books in Tomato. I hope to see more Shushan Swordsman fan fiction in Tomato.
This is the first Shushan-related novel I have read. It was beyond my expectation. It was very well written. I read it in one sitting. To be honest, I was a little bit unsatisfied. I highly recommend it [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
I don't know what other people think of it. I feel that the writing is very good and powerful, and the refreshing writing is suddenly refreshing, but it lacks the feeling that makes people knot their hearts a hundred times. This book is not comfortable to read, but isn't it life? The same forbearance, the same helplessness.
The finale is well written! There are layers of foreshadowing in the front, and the characters' personalities are vividly described. The characters all grow up over time. Later, they encounter various things, secretly tolerating, calculating and guarding for the whole life. The emotions in the text continue to accumulate. In the end, the golden immortal is achieved, and the emotions explode +++++ Great love
It is not easy for the author to write a book, so he gave it 5 stars.
Very well written, great👍🏻
This is a masterpiece from Shushan fandom, the score shouldn't be so low.
After Snow, Night, and Mystery, I am currently following these three books: "Greek Mythology: The Weakest Goddess Will Never Be a Slave", "Old Wilderness: I am Zhen Yuanzi", and "The Grandmaster of Wutai in Shushan"
I just read this book. It has a bit of the flavor of Shushan Demon Sect Authenticity and Shushan Wutai Cult Master, but it is not enough. The author should refer more to Zi Da's writing style [smile] It's a pity that it ended so hastily...