
The Five Heroes Inn
五侠客栈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 337k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Fallen from the Altar, Yet Still the Best in the World!跌落神坛,仍是天下第一!Alternate title on Fanqie
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An ensemble cast of young scions from prominent families: spirited young people, each with their own strengths and the pride their upbringing gives them. They bicker all the time but mean no harm, and they've known each other since childhood. When the nation is in crisis, they work together to come up with solutions. There's no backstabbing, and the ministers and emperor are all great too.
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No Wonder You Look Like Someone from My Past. It Turns Out They Never Died.
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It's really good! There's no time travel, it's not a fantasy novel, it's a more traditional martial arts novel. [Learned something new]
It's very good. The early part is very similar to Lotus Pavilion, and the later part is also very exciting.
Only four books in a long time have I loved this much, and this is the fourth. I really like the protagonist's personality; he remains calm and collected under pressure. Every character is well-developed, the story is intricately woven, and it's neither mindless nor overly sentimental. Everyone should recommend this book!
It's written like Lotus Tower.
Pure martial arts film, very good! You'll see when you watch it! I'm deducting a star, consider it encouragement for the author! I really can't handle this kind of plot. The beginning was fine, but then they kept bringing out the woman who cheated on the protagonist and her lover to develop the story. Is this normal human psychology? I genuinely can't accept it!
This is a really good martial arts novel. The world of martial arts is so free and unrestrained, and the male and female leads, along with all the other characters, exude that spirit of chivalry and adventure (ˉ▽ ̄~). It's very vivid, haha. When I first saw the title and cover, I thought it wasn't my cup of tea, but thankfully I didn't miss out on such a great martial arts novel!
It's good. The story is well-structured, the characters are well-developed, the plot is logical without any obvious loopholes, and the writing is beautiful, with a wild yet desolate feel to it. I think it deserves an 8 or higher. Why only 6.6? [What?] Emmm, it's because the formula is too similar to Lotus Pavilion. Those who know, know.
Five-star review! The storyline is fantastic, and I'm eagerly awaiting the next installment! 👍👍👍👍👍
It has a bit of the feel of The Young Heroes.
It's great! I clicked in and started reading immediately. I hope the author updates frequently.