
The Wuxia World: Even Small-Timers Get Their Day in the Sun
武侠世界:小人物也有春天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 332k Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
152Chapters
108Reads
20Listens
27.3kReads · all time
In booklists 3
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No Japanese anime, no Japanese anime, no Japanese anime. Important things have to be said three times!!!
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Reader comments 13
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I feel that although this book has some poisonous points, its flaws are not concealed. It is a great read. The protagonist is a bit awkward at the beginning, but later on he becomes more and more like a master. Moreover, the author's battle scenes are well written, and the writing is so sophisticated that it does not feel immature. It is a five-star review.
It looks good, but what does it mean to spend money lavishly? The protagonist doesn't have enough money in the world for him, hehe
It was so enjoyable to watch, the pace was very good, and it was awesome to watch Yu Qiao Nian go through different identities.
Shuang Wen Wushuang, it's enough
Still not finished, come on!
The novel is good, but the JD. Com Double 11 ads in each chapter make you want to die. You can't report it, and the feedback is useless. It will continue to pop up in the next chapter.
The author is powerful, the story is full of fireworks, and it tells the story of the spring of the little people in the martial arts arena very movingly.
A very good novel with a unique style. It shows the unique and exciting aspects of the little characters in the martial arts derivatives.
It's very interesting to watch, the plot is novel, and the setting of time travel into different little characters is very interesting.
What a great book, the writing is exquisite and the struggles of the little characters in the martial arts world are vividly described. Very immersive.