
As Long as I Dare to Draw My Blade, It Gets Faster Every Time
只要我敢拔刀,我的刀就越拔越快
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- 1.2M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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See allLooking for Really Compelling Brotherly Bonds
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The Hero Is a Cocky, Incredibly Handsome Badass Whose Entrance Sets the Place Ablaze and Stuns Everyone
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Dual Male Leads With a Male-Focused-Novel Vibe
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Break Out of Your Reading Bubble! Hand Over the Great Books on Your Shelves!
Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! I'll say it three times because it's important!!! A high rating doesn't necessarily mean a good book, and a good book doesn't necessarily have a high rating. Share all the books you think are good, preferably ones over a million words or completed at over a million words.
Invincible From the Start, Everyone Knows It, No Pretending to Be Weak
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I've heard the brotherly bonds in male-oriented fiction are really fun to ship, and they're written with such passion. Then the female lead shows up and... So, are there any stories with two male leads written by male authors? Or no female lead, but still plenty to ship? Ideally with a clear pairing, not a messy free-for-all. Ancient or xianxia settings, and add a main...
A Divine Book Should Not Lie Beneath the Dust, Hidden Away From the World
Bring on Some Fresh New Premises. Don't Make Me Start Writing and Make You All Blush 🥵
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This is so good! Jia Xiannan, whom the male lead meets, is completely innocent, kind, and guileless. She's always ready to help those in need and never holds the male lead back. This is an absolute gem, you absolutely can't miss it! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
It's so good! No romantic pairings or ambiguity. The male lead is decisive and ruthless, with clear goals, a resolute, calm, and self-controlled personality. He's sharp-tongued but not mean, indifferent but not cold-blooded. Although he says he kills purely for fun, the plot only targets incompetent, corrupt, and oppressive people.
It's not exactly a mindless wish-fulfillment story. If you're looking for a protagonist who just stabs everyone he sees and rides his way to the top, you can skip this to avoid getting frustrated. The protagonist's growth arc is more about developing his humanity, since his fighting prowess is maxed out from the start.
The pacing was good in the beginning, and the character development was also good. It featured a killer who risked his life for another, a classic combination of Ximen Chuixue and Lu Xiaofeng. But what happened later? He suddenly joined the government? Then Lu Xiaofeng ran away, and the Ximen Chuixue-type protagonist suddenly became a Ye Gucheng-type protagonist who started currying favor with authority and was even chased and harassed by eunuchs?
The plot is a bit long-winded, but the protagonist has a great personality. You could call him "Sister-Slaying Xiao," as he kills a large portion of the women in the story. The plot is a bit formulaic, and it still involves the official and the Imperial Guard.
This book has received very polarized reviews, so I suggest you check it out yourself. The following are just my personal opinions: Although it's not a typical "feel-good" novel, I found it quite enjoyable, haha. It's kind of an invincible protagonist story; he rarely suffers setbacks and is top-tier in combat.
The male protagonist is quite satisfying to watch. He keeps killing to extend his lifespan but adheres to his strange bottom line. There is no harem, and the plot stays on track and doesn't go astray. I recommend it. Let the male protagonist kill his way to the top of the martial arts world!
I think Xiao Shi is a very clear-headed and decisive person, sometimes a bit humorous without realizing it. Initially, he lacked a sense of belonging to the era and acted coldly, but later, seeing the suffering of ordinary people, he did what he could to help those under oppression. Jia Xuanfeng left a deep impression on me.
It's great! I actually quite like the "white lotus" male supporting character who's constantly hindering the protagonist from killing, despite the criticisms in the comments. Although the author has created a protagonist who's currently only focused on killing, it's precisely these obstacles that shape his humanity and add some softer moments to his life of struggling to reach his lifespan.
It's great! A few parts at the beginning were a bit frustrating, but it still felt quite logical. It's not one of those mindless, wish-fulfillment stories where everyone just kills everyone. While it's still satisfying, the author clearly put a lot of effort into character development, making it feel more realistic and enjoyable.