Wuxia: One Swing of My Staff Could Kill You
武侠：我一棍子下去，你可能会死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 954k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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- One Swing of My Staff, and You Could Be Dead我一棍子下去，你可能会死Alternate title on Fanqie
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A great martial arts novel, though not overly focused on the literal meaning of the martial arts world, it's very strong in its chivalrous spirit. In my view, chivalry is: youthful chivalry, befriending heroes from all corners of the land; unwavering loyalty, hair standing on end; sharing life and death in conversation; a promise as heavy as gold.
Keep it up! This is the first wuxia novel I've seen on Tomato. The writing is excellent, and it's rare to find a novel without any overpowered plot devices.
A very light and enjoyable martial arts novel (later leaning towards fantasy). To be honest, after reading it, it didn't feel like a book from the Tomato platform. The evidence is those few books that gave it one star, which are typical examples of "a wild boar can't eat fine chaff".
Tomato's traditional martial arts novels are few and far between, and these are rare gems. I just hope the author doesn't abandon the project after reading it...
Very good, peaceful and simple, but still watchable.
It captures the essence of the martial arts world. Many martial arts novels these days focus solely on describing how powerful the martial arts are and how invincible the protagonist is—it's unnecessary. In this book, even though the protagonist is constantly being chased around, the encounters between people, the hidden treasures, the legendary experiences, and the diverse characters all come…
A great book, reminiscent of classic martial arts novels. The protagonist's actions can be perfectly summed up with the word "chivalrous." The overall tone is lighthearted and humorous, combined with chivalrous spirit, bringing back the feeling of reading martial arts novels in the past. Highly recommended! 👍
Two major highlights: 1. It retains the charm of traditional martial arts novels, telling stories of people in the martial arts world. 2. The writing is excellent, avoiding the common pitfalls of most contemporary online novels, such as numerous typos and grammatical errors, inadequate use of idioms, misuse of punctuation, haphazard paragraph breaks, and a large number of meaningless words.
It's rare to find such a traditional wuxia novel on Tomato Bookstore. The plot details, including the character development of supporting characters, are excellent. This book might not be a gem for readers who enjoy mindless, fast-paced fantasy novels, but it's undoubtedly a gem for those who appreciate traditional literature. This is a comedy anime; it'll make you laugh until your scalp tingles.
Honestly, it's really well-written; the author is being modest. The ending just felt rushed. It would have been better if it had been polished and the characters had been more thoroughly developed. These days, open endings aren't popular (unless you're planning a sequel) 😄😄😄