
The Last Martial World
最后一个武林
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 346k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Sigh, There Are No More Masterpieces in Modern Fiction... I Can't Get Into Anything, It's All So Cringey.
Urban Stories, Soldier Kings, Mercenaries, Anything Goes
Please recommend something, but no cultivation, no cultivation, no cultivation. I’m saying it three times for emphasis. A normal urban story where the protagonist takes down the underworld would be fine. Thanks!
The Protagonist Starts with Eight Extremes Fist at Max Level, Any Story Featuring Chinese Ancient Martial Arts Will Do
Novels About Traditional Chinese Martial Arts
Baji, Xingyi, and other martial arts styles.
Pure Martial Arts, Ancient Martial Arts, and Traditional Chinese Martial Arts
Looking for books like Chinese Martial Arts: Entering the Dao Through Martial Arts, I Alone Shatter the Heavens!
Traditional Chinese Martial Arts: High Quality Only, No Beginner-Level Writing or Harem
I want books like The Art of High Mysticism.
Modern Urban Martial Arts and Wuxia
An urban story with characters who know martial arts.
Any Novels Featuring Ming Jin, An Jin, Hua Jin, and Grandmaster-Level Martial Arts?
Urban Martial Arts and Chinese Martial Arts Novels
Modern Urban Novels About Chinese Martial Arts Training
Modern Urban Stories with a Max-Level Bajiquan Master as the Lead, Any Chinese Martial Art Will Do
Looking for books like Practicing Fakes Until They're Real in the Modern Era, with Traditional Martial Arts Leveling Up Without Limit.
Urban, Xianxia, Jianghu, and Historical Fiction
Ergou, Snow, Sword Comes, Sword Bone, Yet It Seems Ordinary, Changning's Army, Renegade Immortal, The Most Satisfying Thing in Life, That Year, That Cicada. I want a gradual progression, with both brains and brawn, but no power fantasies. I've read all of these, so please recommend something else.
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The content is a breath of fresh air among the current crowd of cool writers who blindly pursue invincibility. It is worth reading carefully. Big boost for the author!
It's so well written and it truly promotes Chinese martial arts.
It's rare to read a book in one sitting, but it's discontinued? What's going on with the author?