
Starting with the Assassin System, I Redeem Martial Arts from the Myriad Heavens
从杀手系统开始,兑换诸天武学
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Wuxia, the Imperial Court, and the Jianghu. Get It?
Martial arts and the jianghu.
Any High-Quality Traditional Xuanhuan Novels That Never Get Old?
Build Your Own Faction from the Start and Grow It Step by Step
He treats his subordinates exceptionally well, acts decisively, and everyone fights to join his faction.
The Protagonist Leads a Faction and Has Tons of Underlings. No Getting Personally Involved!!
No matter whether it's about a ruler building an empire or a court official serving the throne, stories in this genre are always disappointing. The protagonist always handles everything personally and steamrolls everyone. What the hell do I need subordinates for, to sit around doing nothing? Don't they scheme against each other or want to rise up? You do everything yourself?
Transmigrates as a Prince of a Dynasty and Starts Summoning from Childhood, Building His Power by the Time He Grows Up
He transmigrates as a prince of a dynasty and starts summoning from a young age. By the time he grows up, he has built up his power and becomes emperor.
Martial Arts Novels with a System
A Prince Protagonist: No Cold Palace, No Idiots, Just a Normal Struggle for the Throne
Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Up Their Own Power From Childhood, Including a Shadow Guard
Looking for Ancient Political Intrigue Novels with a Prince Protagonist Who Has His Own Faction
I want a novel that's clever but still offers a little wish fulfillment, like Nirvana in Fire.
Transmigration, High IQ, Wuxia, and a Prince or Heir
Guys, I've Been Obsessed with The Wandering Earth Lately. Recommend Me Some Books!
I hope it's the kind of story where the protagonist transmigrates into The Wandering Earth and saves the planet, preventing the tragedy from happening!
Is Traditional Xuanhuan Any Good? (Beyond the Firmament)
I'm looking for books like Shattering the Firmament's Precepts.
In same booklists
From the Start, Crowned King and Shaking the Eight Wastes, I Prove the Dao Through Martial Arts and Rule the Nine Heavens
Nine Princes Vie for the Throne: The Playboy Prince Is the True Dragon
Sword Energy Pierces the Ninth Heaven
Iron Pillar, Cloud Banner
The Great Villain: I Really Don't Want to Be Emperor!
It’s Only Natural for a Prince to Have a Billion or So Underlings
The Useless Prince Is Exiled, Raises an Army, and Besieges the Capital
Everyone at My Orphanage Is the Strongest in the World
Sage Master
Transmigrating as a Disgraced Crown Prince, I Just Want to Lie Flat and Enjoy Life
Building an Immortal Power, Starting as a Banished Beggar!
The Shadow Hunter
Nine Princes Vie for the Throne, and the Deposed Prince Is Unmatched in Battle
The Ninth Prince of Great Qing
The Useless Prince: I'm Not the Sixth Son
The Rise of a Gang: With a Martial Arts Origin Tree, What Have I to Fear?
Summoning: Zhang Liao and 800 Xiaoyao Guards from the Start
Invincible Immortal Sect
It’s Just a Murder Mystery Game, So Why Is the Prince So Into It?
Wuxia Invades, and I Awaken a Lord System
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It's really good, the theme is very novel. I hope the author updates soon.
This is a book worth reading. The author's writing was not easy, and I hope he can continue. I look forward to even more exciting developments in the future.
First of all, this book is about assassins, so the atmosphere is incredibly murderous; they're either killing or on their way to kill. I read 130 chapters in one go these past two days, and it was alright! However, despite being labeled as an invincible protagonist, it failed twice.
It's pretty good, but you have a big problem. You're recruiting female assassins without even checking their martial arts aptitude, just taking them in randomly?
Go go go!
Sure, sure, there's a slight flaw in the apprenticeship part. But the subject matter is quite appealing to me.
It's not easy to write about this kind of subject matter.
He didn't even tell me he was releasing a new book.
The content is very interesting, but the pace is a bit too fast; one title takes up 20% of the progress.
Pretty good, invincible in no time.