Online Game: Reborn, My Sword Points to the Martial World
网游：重生之剑指江湖
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Wuxia: Reborn, My First Sword Strikes Down My Beloved!武侠：重生第一剑，先斩意中人！Alternate title on Fanqie
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1. The author of this book has very sound values and doesn't follow the lead of online readers and marketing accounts to whitewash the hypocrite Yue Buqun. (This might be the reason for the low rating.) 2. Although it is an online game, the quality is quite good. At least so far, it feels like the author has an outline and is not just writing whatever comes to mind.
This subject matter reminds me of the global swordplay novel I read before, written by the online writer Black Knight.
A rare gem in the online game genre
Skip the first few poisonous pages; the rest is quite exciting. A few months ago, I read it for the first time, and it was so bad that I deleted the book. The beginning was truly awful. I've added these recommendations to my bookshelf these past two days so I can continue reading from where I left off (I've completely forgotten the first few chapters). I've reached chapter 200 now. (It is recommended to start reading from the beginning of the game)
One of the few high-quality online game martial arts novels, its only drawback is its short length, making it not very readable.
It's good. I hope there will be more books with similar settings to "The Misty Rain and the Martial World".
It's been a long time since I've finished a whole book. Wuxia (martial arts) stories really resonate with those born in the 80s and earlier. After the 90s, anime and the internet became popular. So this book is very enjoyable for those born in the 80s and earlier. It integrates the elements of Jin Yong, Gu Long, Wen Ruian, Wang Qishan, wuxia comics, and wuxia games very well.
Three and a half stars for a wuxia novel, five stars for encouragement. I have so much to say, but I'll skip it; most of the awkward parts are already at the beginning. If you can still read it, just read it. In short, I hope the author doesn't switch to practicing evil-repelling techniques someday 🙏 This is only the second version of the novel; I'm looking forward to many more versions to come.
I finished watching it. It was pretty good, but the level control in the early stages was a bit too strict, always stuck at the peak, and then suddenly the scene shifts to the sky, which is a bit absurd. The interconnections between many of the books are brilliantly designed, and the relationships between many of the characters are also very imaginative.
It has that old feel to it; it must be an old author. Five-star review! A must-read!