The Song of Farewell
别君歌行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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I read 60 chapters, then skipped some of the middle and later parts. It's well-written, but it doesn't fit the fast-paced, exciting style popular with Tomato (a popular Chinese web novel author). The world-building is low-level fantasy and high-level martial arts, with both martial arts worlds and imperial courts, similar to the world system of "The Legend of the Young Swordsman."
This novel subverts conventional tropes, weaving them into the very essence of the Xianxia genre: a young beggar's journey to find a master involves cleaning up the mess left behind by his unreliable mentor—someone steals what his master gave him? He just takes it back; debts his master robbed in his youth? No matter who it is, he'll fight them head-on.
Great book! Although I've only read less than a hundred chapters, I'm certain it's a book that deserves at least an 8.5, And could easily reach a 9. (By the way, when will Fu You return?) Although I don't know why this book's gem has been overlooked, good wine needs no bush, and one day its true brilliance will shine through.
Author grabbing the first comment, haha! Shamelessly, he gave himself a five-star review. This book has put a lot of thought into its characters and world-building, featuring free-spirited and unrestrained martial arts heroes. There are powerful figures in the demonic path who have drawn their own lines to imprison themselves.
It's pretty good, but why did a time traveler, the patriarch of the Li family, appear at the end? Is this a connection or foreshadowing?
It's really good-looking, why are there so few comments?!
It looks pretty good, but the lines on the Master's figure seem a bit too long.
I just started watching it, but it seems pretty good.
The plot unfolds rather slowly, but it's still a good work. If you pay attention, you can keep reading, as it's an ensemble piece and worth watching.
The writing is good; it's worth reading.