Three Thousand Miles, Never Betraying These Mountains and Rivers
不负山河三万里
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- Ongoing
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- 693k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 13h ago
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I’ve Noticed a Problem: Most New Books Are Extremely Lackluster
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.
Well-Written Wuxia Novels
Something similar to Sword Snow Stride, Sword Comes, and The Cicada.
Novels About a Powerful Martial Artist Who Is a High-Ranking Court Official and Holds Great Influence in the Martial World
Thanks for all the recommendations!!!
Looking for Stories with a Nine-Rank System, Grandmasters, Great Grandmasters, Ten Thousand Dynasties, Ten Thousand Clans, and Low-Martial-Arts Settings
The protagonist is extremely powerful and focuses on developing his own little patch of land. All races can enter, but he firmly suppresses anyone who causes trouble. The land forbids martial arts and is a place where all races can live together in peace. They look to it in their pursuit of the Great Dao.
A Low-Key, Highly Skilled Martial Artist in a Wuxia Story
The protagonist is incredibly skilled, and everyone in the martial world has heard of him. But after a series of events, he hides his identity and strength. He keeps getting forced to step in for one reason or another, arousing suspicion, then talks his way out of it.
Ever Since I Read A Sword, a Wine, and All Under Heaven, My Standards Have Gotten Higher
Please Recommend Some Books!!!!! I’ll Read Any Genre
I'm out of books to read. Recommend a couple of good ones for me (clutches a rose in my mouth, spins around 365 degrees, and drops to my knees dramatically).
Highly Rated Masterpieces Featuring the Dao, Confucianism, Buddhism, Evil Cultivation, Demons, and Spirits
Come Debate Me If There Is No Masterpiece Featuring Wuxia, the Martial World, the Best Under Heaven, and Retirement
Is there really no masterpiece combining wuxia, the jianghu, and being the greatest under heaven, followed by retirement and invincibility? Come argue if you disagree.
Wuxia, Jianghu, Depth, Grand Scope, Good Logic, and Positive Themes
The protagonist is intelligent, loyal and honorable, highly skilled in martial arts, respectful of others, and surrounded by like-minded friends.
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!
Fantasy Has Fallen Off. Prove Me Wrong
Any Good Tomato Novels Like Shrouding the Heavens or Sword Comes?
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.
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.
Wuxia, the Martial World, Training With a Template, and Great Writing
Templates are fine, but no invincible-protagonist stories or reckless brawlers.
They Say Wuxia Is Dead
They say wuxia is dead. Without a sense of chivalry, all that's left is a dark forest.
Carefree Jianghu Adventures, Wuxia, No Jin Yong or Gu Long
Everyone, Recommend Novels with Political Intrigue, the Martial World, Youthful Ambition, and an Ensemble Cast
Looking for books similar to She Enters the Academy Disguised as a Boy and Drives Countless Classmates Wild.
Traditional Wuxia Novels
Wherever there are people, there is jianghu.
The Best Wuxia Novels
Please recommend something where the protagonist is the world's greatest martial artist, lives in seclusion, and runs an inn or something.
Looking for Traditional Wuxia
Are there any traditional wuxia novels on Tomato like the ones by Jin Yong and Gu Long? Nothing xianxia or fantasy. I want pure wuxia, hehehe.
Northeast Xuan, South Qiye, West Zhang Xuan, North Xu Que
Does anyone remember which novels the Four Great Braggarts are from?
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The writing is very good, and it can be seen that a lot of effort has been put into the background concept and character setting. Although the pace of the plot is slow, compared to the wonderful closing of the net at the end, it is completely worth watching. Good books always take time to refine and settle, and in the end they will show the best of the world, those people, and those things. Come on!
The author's writing style is exquisite, his imagination is rich, the story is tortuous, the plot is touching, and the characters are well-depicted. The male protagonist Zhu Qinyao has distinctive characteristics, possesses martial arts skills, and is rich in brains. It is worth looking forward to. The author please update the plot soon!
It's a good novel. The author's writing is smooth, the characters are vivid, and the plot is ups and downs. I can't put it down and keep reading.
This book has a novel concept and unique concept. I like the protagonist who dares to love, hate, and act. A gentleman is like a dragon, living up to three rivers and thirty thousand miles. I am happy and will continue to follow up.
A treasure novel accidentally discovered on the recommendation list. The writing is exquisite, the characters are full and vivid, the protagonist is brave and resourceful, and the atmosphere of the world is blowing against your face. The storyline is very exciting, I look forward to the follow-up [Like] Not bad, good [like]
The content of the novel is rich and substantial, the plot is vivid and interesting, the characters are vivid and full, the structure is clear and reasonable, and the description is meticulous. Wonderful.
I have always been obsessed with the Ming Dynasty. A friend asked me why I chose the surname "Zhu" for the male protagonist? Maybe I feel in my heart that China is vast and mighty. Since the First Emperor and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, only the Ming Dynasty, with "the sun, the moon, the mountains and the rivers forever", can never give up an inch of land, fight for every inch of land, never make indemnities or cede land, and never make peace!
My personal opinion is for reference only: I can see that the writing is good and the layout is also very good, but the pace in the early stage is a bit slow and the frequent transitions are a bit fragmented, which may not retain people.
This is a good fairy tale novel. The novel is set in the first year of Wentai in Daliang. The protagonist Zhu Qinyao received the inner strength, true energy, throne and Tianyin Mountain left by his parents when he was fifteen years old. After the three-year filial piety period expired, he entered the world and temples. There is also a woman in the book who has experienced five hundred years of luck in the world, picking up thunder from the sky along the way. In this world, thousands of years of martial arts are blooming, and a gentleman stands tall in the martial arts world, dying for the country and guarding the country.
This book is good. The plot has ups and downs and is worth recommending.