
Innate Astral Energy, My Name Resounds Across the World
先天罡气,铭满天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 318k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Female Lead Is a Martial Arts Master from the Jianghu
Lots of fight scenes, but don't make it mindless hero worship. No transmigration. There should be internal energy and lightness skills. The male lead is optional.
Transformation Stories Have Fallen Off. Prove Me Wrong (Nothing That Gets Old Fast)
Jin Yong Wuxia Fanfic: Training in Dragon-Elephant Prajna and Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms
Please Recommend Novels with a Pure Martial Arts System
Please recommend novels where the protagonist transmigrates to another world and gets a martial arts System.
Wuxia, the Jianghu, and a Strong Female Lead
Any stories with no palace or household intrigue, where the female lead either protects the country for the imperial court or spends her life roaming the world freely? The male lead can be there or not, but he mustn't get in the way of her career. The female lead shouldn't be stupid; she needs to be smart. Please!
Gender-Bender, Overpowered Wish-Fulfillment
Gender Bender
...help
Gender-Swap Novels
Reborn as the Opposite Sex and Encountering Your Former Self
Looking for books like Transmigration: The Loli I’m Living With Is Actually Me?
Any New Stories About Men Turning into Women?
Preferably one where the protagonist turns into a little girl.
Do People Enjoy Female-Oriented Xianxia Fantasy?
Looking for something like The Legitimate Daughter Awakens and Turns Around to Crush Her Entire Crazy Family. New writer asking for help: I'd love to hear your feedback! The inspiration for this book came from a dream I had a year ago. No transmigration, no System, no on-screen comments...
Any Fantasy or Cultivation Novels Where a Man Turns Into a Woman?
Today's Comprehensive Martial Arts Stories Are All Nonsensical. Not One Has Consistent Logic
On the surface, all you need to do for a crossover of martial arts worlds is bring their protagonists together. But in reality, it's extremely difficult, because it leads to causal paradoxes. So I can boldly guess that not a single book has a complete and logically consistent causal chain.
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The protagonist has a true temperament, is courageous and righteous, has normal views, and has a clear goal. The other characters are all distinct and thoughtful, and there is nothing particularly cliche that makes me speechless. So far, there is nothing that makes me frown. Haha, the plot is not draggy, and the problems to be solved will not stay for too long. Personally, it is a good and refreshing article. It is quite refreshing to read. It is a book that is very suitable for my taste. The author is very happy 👍 👍 👍
At present, it seems that the protagonist is upgrading very quickly. If the Gang Qi absorbs the innate Qi, is it okay to use the ghost control technique to control a few spirits so that they can absorb the enemy's soul, and then absorb some of it [laughs evilly]. Also, he has the same status as the county governor and is at the sixth level. It's a bit awkward to defeat twenty spears, bows and arrows, but the servants are at a disadvantage... In this case, shouldn't hidden weapons be popular among warriors in this world? [Laughter] After all, throwing dozens of darts to deal with it will save more energy than rushing in to deal with the defensive iron net, arrows and spears. I suggest giving the protagonist this hidden weapon technique [laughter]
So far so good.
Not bad. I didn't see anything. Disadvantages. Please support me.
Good-looking, love to watch, like to watch
The writing is really good. Although it is currently unpopular, I believe it will always shine. I hope the author can keep updating [please update]
It's pretty good. Why are there so few people? Bad reviews🙂🙂🙂
Not bad, well written
For the time being, I'll give it a four-point score, and I think it's okay. The main problem is the training system and the feeling of tearing in the early stage. In the early stage of this training system, from physical training to the early stage of martial arts or below the third level, people can die in a sea of people. The author did not write this well at the beginning, which may lead to a bit of confusion later. Furthermore, there is the issue of being attacked by a cult and the identity of Daozi. The official judgment is that the protagonist is Daozi, and ordinary people also think that the protagonist is Daozi, but why would a cult attack the protagonist without thinking. If the author doesn't give an explanation for this, I think this is a very poisonous point. All in all, I think the writing is okay, and I hope the author can fill in the holes as he said.
So good so far, keep it up