Qi Gives Rise to Life
炁能生机
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 160k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for True Martial Arts Novels, Not Cultivation Novels Disguised as Martial Arts
Looking for novels that are genuinely about martial arts training, or traditional martial arts, hard-body training, internal martial arts, and the like. Not cultivation novels.
Any High-Martial-Arts Novels About Qi and Blood, Body Tempering, Artistic Conception, and Traditional Martial Arts?
Chinese Martial Arts and Traditional Chinese Studies
Something like The Dragon and the Snake, for example. Plum Blossom Numerology.
The Protagonist Trains in Martial Arts from Childhood, with a Detailed Journey, Using Martial Arts to Battle Cultivators
Looking for Novels Focused on Martial Arts Training
Things like Dragon Tiger Gate, Martial God, Storm Riders, and Divine Weapons: The Astonishing Chronicles. No cultivation stories.
Modern Martial Arts with Bright Force, Hidden Force, Transforming Force, and Grandmasters
Any Novels About Traditional Martial Arts, Kung Fu, or Wushu?
Something like a story where the protagonist starts out impersonating Feng Yuxiu.
Chinese Martial Arts, Preferably Bajiquan
The protagonist shouldn’t be too weak.
Male Lead Practicing Traditional Chinese Martial Arts in a Siheyuan
Spiritual Qi Revival, High Martial Arts, Body Tempering
Smart people only.
Are There Any Novels About Traditional Chinese Martial Arts? Recommendations Welcome!!
Something like Yu's The Unmatched Martial Arts of the City.
Urban Novels Featuring Hidden Strength, Manifest Strength, and Grandmasters. Thanks!
Are there any urban novels with dark force, bright force, and grandmaster-level fighters, similar to The Strongest War God or Dragon King’s Palace? Thanks, fellow readers!
Any Purely Physical Cultivation Stories? As Strong as an Ocean of Vital Energy
No qi cultivation, no superpowers. A sea of vital energy, an indestructible body, fists that shatter the void.
Pure Martial Arts, Ancient Martial Arts, and Traditional Chinese Martial Arts
Looking for books like Chinese Martial Arts: Entering the Dao Through Martial Arts, I Alone Shatter the Heavens!
Any Modern Urban Novels About Martial Arts Training?
Looking for books like "From the Start, I Master Internal Force and Set Out to Give Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Their Due".
Martial Arts, Blade Intent, and Body Tempering: Training and More Training
The protagonist fights with a saber and trains their body. There should be levels to the saber path. The pacing can be fast or slow, but the protagonist should be decisive and ruthless, and not a womanizer.
Any Novels About Xingyi or Baji Fist?
Are there any novels featuring Xingyiquan, Bajiquan, or similar martial arts?
Starts Out Practicing Traditional Martial Arts on Earth, Keeps Leveling Up Through Them, and Eventually Reaches the Stars
Looking for something like Global Superpowers: I Enter the Dao Through Martial Arts, and My Fists Shatter the Stars.
Looking for Stories About Traditional Chinese Martial Arts
The protagonist has a System and mainly uses traditional Chinese martial arts. Nothing set in a modern city.
Ancient Martial Arts and Traditional Chinese Martial Arts
Does anyone have any recommendations? I’ve read most of them already, and without some fresh blood, it gets really boring.
Traditional Martial Arts, Passion, Students, Modern Setting, Wuxia
Novels About Traditional Chinese Martial Arts
Like "Dragon Snake Evolution".
The Grandmaster Still Stands, and Traditional Martial Arts Live On
Urban Martial Arts and Chinese Martial Arts Novels
Reader comments 1
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After reading the preface and the first chapter, it is generally very good. It can be seen that the author has done some research on "martial arts" and has put in a certain amount of effort. "Martial arts is a correct way of exercise that conforms to the way of heaven, follows the laws of nature, and conforms to medical principles." This sentence is the original sentence in the author's preface. I personally agree with this sentence. I hope the author can combine "martial arts" with medical principles (whether it is traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine) to write a different martial arts. At present, I have nearly 160,000 words, so I will put it on the bookshelf first. Not many people have read it yet, so I hope the author can stick with it. Also give some suggestions: 1. Some sentences need to be carefully considered. I have mentioned some in the preface and the first chapter. I hope the author can correct them. Of course, it may be that I did not understand what the author wanted to express; 2. You need to pay attention to the use of some punctuation marks, such as the difference between "," and "," and which one should be used more reasonably to connect two sentences; 3. I hope the author can think carefully about the usage of the three "de" sounds of "", "" and ""; 4. Although there are not many typos in the preface and the first chapter, there are still some. I hope the author can re-read and revise it after writing a chapter. Of course, my four suggestions may seem a bit "fault-finding" in the eyes of some people, as if they are nitpicking, but this is my attitude towards a work, whether it is a literary work or an online novel, it is inevitable to be picky. I believe there are people like me, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable to watch. According to my evaluation standards, this book is at least 4 stars, but not 5 stars. The author seems to be a newcomer, and this book seems to be a debut work. It needs the support and encouragement of readers, so I give it 5 stars. Moreover, it is difficult to disagree with the book's sentence "Martial arts is a correct way of exercise that conforms to the way of heaven, follows the laws of nature, and is in line with medical principles." I look forward to a masterpiece!