
Half a Lifetime in the Jianghu, Shared with You
半世江湖与君共
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 13
A Legendary Martial Arts Novel
A Big Mix of Martial Arts Worlds
Any wuxia novels with decisive, ruthless characters who aren't goody-two-shoes or womanizers? A bit of everything is fine.
Stories About Power Struggles in Both the Martial World and the Imperial Court?
The protagonist should be decisive and ruthless. The antagonists should be intelligent, or there shouldn’t be any absolute villains. No female lead, and above all, no woman should turn the protagonist into an idiot.
Looking for a Pure Wuxia Mystery Set in Ancient Times, Like Chu Liuxiang. No Transmigration
Pure wuxia.
Stories About Martial Arts Experts Who Roam the Jianghu and Wield Swords
Looking for Wuxia Detective and Mystery Recommendations
Works similar to Yang Pan's.
Zhumawen! ! Two Male Protagonists! ! ! You Got It! ! (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ
Well-Written Wuxia Novels
Something similar to Sword Snow Stride, Sword Comes, and The Cicada.
Recommend Me Some Wuxia Novels
A particularly grand scale, with detailed descriptions.
Wuxia, the Martial World, No Female Lead, Got It?
I have just one request: please, no female lead!
Stories About Government Agents Solving Cases, Preferably With Jianghu Martial Arts
A System would be good. Stories involving the Six Fan Gate and the like are fine too.
Looking for Fast-Paced Historical Mystery and Detective Novels! No Romance!
Looking for books like Chang'an Twelve Hours (Complete in 2 Volumes). Any fast-paced historical mysteries with an ancient setting? No romance, and no mindless power fantasies!
Male Lead in a Wuxia World: Jianghu, Court Politics, and Royalty. No Female Lead
Highly skilled in martial arts, cold and aloof, exceptionally resourceful, and of noble birth, similar in character and background to Xiao Se from The Blood of Youth.
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The language is simple and clear, and the story leaves a lot of blank space, giving readers plenty of room to think!