Wuxia: Escorting Goods Across the Land
武侠：镖行天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- The Escort Agency Case Files镖行探案录Alternate title on Fanqie
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Any Pure Wuxia Novels?
Any good martial arts stories? People hardly write wuxia these days. I miss it. Nowadays, everyone gets a System and cheats their way to immortality and godhood, with divine physiques and all that. I'm sick of it. It's so boring. I want to feel the thrill of roaming the world with a sword and settling scores with a sense of justice.
Let's Bring Martial Arts Novels Back to the Jianghu, Guys!
Are There Any Authors Who Seriously and Responsibly Finish Their Stories? I Don't Care If They're Good or Bad!
Classic Wuxia Novels
The martial world, tender romance, light-footed martial arts, suspense, and... swords!
Wuxia, the Imperial Court, and the Jianghu. Get It?
Martial arts and the jianghu.
This Poor Daoist Is at the End of His Rope. Can Anyone Grant Me a Good Book?
Is life even worth living when there's nothing to read? I'll trade 50 years of being single for all you fellow Daoists coming through for me. (A good person stays single for life.)
Any Mystery-Deduction Stories With One Case After Another?
Supreme-Level Book Drought, No T0-Level Novels Need Apply
Today! The Rankings Are Out!! Ascend to Godhood!!!
Looking for Novels About a Powerful Protagonist Who Walks the World Alone
Good Wuxia Novels: No Brain-Dead Plots, No Making Characters Stupid, and No Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger!
No playing the pig to eat the tiger! A System would be great, but no System is fine too. Cultivation novels are okay as well.
Pure Martial Arts Novels: No System, No Transmigration
Something like "Sword Snow Stride" or "Sword of Coming".
I’m Hooked on Detectives and Solving Cases Lately. Any Novels Like That?
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!!!
I’m Looking for a Feel-Good Wuxia Novel. Thanks, Guys
Martial Arts Novels That Hold Up Well
Looking for Wuxia Blends, Without the Protagonist Becoming Invincible and Learning Divine Skills Right Away
Looking for High-Quality Martial Arts Jianghu Novels
Thank you, fellow cultivators.
Books That Can Go Toe-to-Toe with Sword of Coming
They Say Wuxia Is Dead
They say wuxia is dead. Without a sense of chivalry, all that's left is a dark forest.
Wuxia Novels
Wuxia Jianghu
Good male-oriented fiction
Looking for a Wuxia Novel About Wandering the Martial World Freely and Carelessly
No joining the imperial court as an official, especially not as a secret-police guard or an Eastern Depot agent. I just want someone roaming the martial world, free and carefree.
The Only Son-in-Law Novel I Seriously Finished
From a lowly live-in son-in-law to the savior of the world! He'll protect everyone, even if it costs him his life! Qin Ming, I'll remember you.
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A Broken Book from the Start, and Now I'm the Enemy of the Martial World
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Sword Intent at Its Peak
The Iron Swallow and Brocade Sash
The Iron Swallow: A Sequel to the Wuxia Novel Brocade Silk
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My Master Made My Junior Sister Date Me, So I Flipped the Board
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Wuxia: The Heroines Throw Themselves at Me, and I'm Invincible
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This author's books are really to my taste; from "Special Effects Immortal" to this new book, they've all been great so far. 🤔
I would have missed it if I hadn't been curious.
It's pretty good; it's suspenseful, set in the martial arts world, and interwoven with the imperial court. It has some of Gu Long's style, and the characters are somewhat like Chu Liuxiang or Lu Xiaofeng. The male protagonist is invincible below the top level, and the top level is always undefeated and has the ability to turn defeat into victory.
Current known combat strength level: T0 Zhu Di, the final swordsman, the self-destructing poison (I forgot the name). T0.5 Killing Intent Protagonist (The protagonist usually doesn't have killing intent, but can kill T1 if they do) Normal Sword Saint Ji Gang, a typical protagonist in Tier 1, is among the top ten on the Tianxiafu list.
The novel is well-written, with many foreshadowing elements and connections between different parts, resulting in a high level of narrative coherence. Sometimes, seemingly ordinary descriptions foreshadow later events. For example, the section about the King of the South Sea reveals that he is Chu Yifei at the end, which connects to the earlier scene where he sees Miss Su in the city.
It's much better than other trashy, highly-rated martial arts novels.
I think it's pretty good; I'd rate it above 9. It has a bit of a Gu Long vibe.
The writing is good; whether it's mystery or anything else, it's quite good. First, let me mention the good points. I've read 300 chapters so far. 1. Many characters do indeed possess a chivalrous spirit, and the feeling is captured in the writing. 2. The reasoning difficulty is not high, and most of them leave some foreshadowing, making it a decent light mystery game.
It's a narrative structured like a series of episodes, stringing together various (escort missions) and gradually revealing the backgrounds of each character, somewhat like a TV drama. It's quite interesting to read and I'd give it around a 9 out of 10. Definitely worth reading! 👍
This is a very good traditional martial arts novel. I give it nine stars. The only drawback is that there are quite a few typos. Otherwise, it's impeccable. This is one of the best-written martial arts novels by Tomato, and it combines the elements of "solving cases and escorting goods" in its presentation. Each chapter is tightly paced and doesn't drag on, and the protagonist isn't a saint but has a positive outlook. Fans of martial arts novels should definitely not miss this.