Wuxia: My Infuriating Luck with Women in the Martial World

I used to really enjoy martial arts novels. I've read almost all fourteen of Mr. Jin Yong's books. While some of the names and plots were borrowed from his works, the storylines were mostly original, with no time travel or system elements. Although surrounded by beautiful women, it is still an authentic martial arts story, written with care, and incorporates many people and events from the early…

The male protagonist's behavior is reminiscent of Wei Xiaobao, his martial arts training is reminiscent of Duan Yu, and the overall character shares a similar name with Jin Yong, yet it is a completely different story. It's clear that the author has thoroughly read all of Mr. Jin's works.

Having read over a hundred chapters of Consort Chen's story, I'd like to share my thoughts. The main plot is roughly the same as The Deer and the Cauldron, but set in the early Ming Dynasty. This gives the protagonist a central storyline instead of mindlessly building a harem, making the plot lighthearted, enjoyable, and full of exciting moments.

Martial arts world, martial arts community, secret manuals, children... The trials and tribulations that Lok Siu experiences are also the experiences and growth of a young person. Through Lok Siu's journey, we get a glimpse into the joys and sorrows of life. With heart and mind at ease, I sip a pot of wine amidst the fleeting moments of life. Good kidneys... Ah no... Excellent! Keep it up, my old friend! ❤️❤️😎😎

After finishing it, I felt it was a pity that it ended after only two hundred chapters; there was so much more to write. But then I thought about it, and the main plot of this novel is about the protagonist being drawn into the search for the treasure left behind by Chen Youqiong. In the end, it was found, so it really felt like it should end here.

Yes, it's great. Although the main character seems a bit promiscuous, I don't find it offensive. The author's writing is also quite good, and I finished it in one go. However, I still hope that the main character will take in fewer women later on. So far, it's okay, but I'm worried that he'll keep taking in women later on. Although it might still be quite interesting, I still feel a bit annoyed if he takes in too many.

The author's writing style is fluent and concise, creating a unique martial arts world. Lin Youle, a disciple of the prestigious Huajian Sect, dislikes practicing martial arts… It's a very good read, five-star recommendation! 👍👍👍👍

The novel seamlessly blends martial arts and romance, showcasing the author's innovative approach. The plot is fast-paced and engaging, and the characters are vividly portrayed and memorable. Highly recommended.

One martial arts novel, two kinds of joy. First, the martial arts element; second, the puns and humor! 🍉 The author is amazing.

The senior sister is extremely toxic, but the rest of the story is alright. Senior sister, please don't take me anymore, I'm mentally broken.