
Crossing the Azure Bones
渡青骨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Fu Qinggu伏青骨Alternate title on Fanqie
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I followed this author from "Floating Light Three Thousand Miles," but I never expected the author to suddenly shift gears, moving from a heartwarming, down-to-earth story to a fantasy genre. The writing remains as natural and fluid as ever, with vivid and lively character portrayals.
I love the author's writing style; I was constantly amused and took a bunch of screenshots. After finishing the story of Xu Jiang and Lou Yunchun in "Floating Light Three Thousand Miles," I'm eagerly awaiting the author's next book, hoping to follow Fu Qinggu through a different story, yet with the same captivating writing style. It's just that keeping up with the updates is exhausting!
I followed this book from "Three Thousand Miles of Fleeting Light," and it's very good. The writing is natural and smooth, and each chapter is rich in content and very engaging.
I followed you here from afar, author, keep up the good work! Your new book is also great!
I just saw the comments and realized that "Floating Light Three Thousand Miles" is also by the same author. The author must be a very insightful and broad-minded person; the protagonists in their works are all free-spirited and at ease. I love it!
I came from "Floating Light Three Thousand Miles," and the author's writing is superb, demonstrating a wealth of knowledge, profound literary skill, and a smooth, thought-provoking plot. A rare gem of an author and a truly exceptional work!
Well, it's good, the author's writing is very good. I started reading from "Floating Light Three Thousand Miles" and rushed to read this one as soon as it finished. But I felt empty after finishing it. It's like going to a big lake to see koi, but there's only one koi. Although it's very beautiful, how come there's only one koi in such a big lake?
I don't really like cultivation novels because they easily get so caught up in elaborate settings that they neglect plot development and character development. It's like having a bunch of powerful, high-profile characters and then there's nothing else to appreciate. Or it's like having a character who just uses cheat codes and gets all the fun without any other plot to tell. Hey, what happened?
This is incredibly good! The female lead's personality is perfect for being a master—strict yet gentle. She owes no one anything; she's the most powerful lightning cultivator in the immortal sect, shouldering the responsibility of maintaining peace in the world. This contrasts sharply with the Demon God and her senior brother.
This is a very lovely book. The female lead's life, upon closer inspection, is actually quite tragic. She's struck by lightning at the beginning and again at the end, her body and mind completely destroyed, yet she's reborn several times, constantly betrayed and manipulated. The male lead is also struck by lightning, nearly dead, and almost completely destroyed several times.