Grand Martial Arts
宏武
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 399k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 23
Looking for Cultivation Novels About Large or Medium-Sized Families, with Golden Core-Level Cultivators or Stronger
Looking for books like *The Jiang Clan's Immortal Path*. I'm worn out by stories about small clans where the whole family is useless and relies on the protagonist to support them. Are there any cultivation stories about a family that can back the protagonist up and show off their second-generation wealth?
A Pocket Dimension for Growing Crops and Storing Things, with a Spiritual Spring.
A Pocket Dimension That Makes Spirit Herbs Grow Like Crazy
Alchemy, decisive killing, and growing his own spirit herbs
Farming Stories with All Kinds of Spirit Roots and Spirit Trees
Cultivation and Farming: Peacefully Growing All Kinds of Spiritual Plants and Heavenly Roots
I want to read something similar to I Plant the Dao and Become an Immortal in the Cultivation World.
I Don’t Have a Very Good Family, Please Help
I want to read books similar to "Family Cultivation: I Am the Clan’s Guardian Spirit Beast."
Novels About Founding and Developing a Family
Looking for a Family System Novel About Building Up a Clan's Power
Looking for a Cultivation Clan Story Focused on Formations, Artifact Forging, Talisman Making, and Alchemy
Clans, cultivation, and the four arts of cultivation.
The Protagonist Is Just a Spirit Beast, Yet Protects the Entire Clan
Cultivation + Clan
The protagonist and his dad secretly built up their own factions in a small town, then killed a cultivator.
Space, Farming, Spirit Springs, and Cultivation, Male-Oriented
I’ll take all of them. Thanks, you legends!
I’m Out of Books to Read. Looking for Western Fantasy About a Lord Building Up His Territory and Conquering Rivals, Without a Harem
Looking for books like *Lord of the Oasis* and *The Dragon Has Fallen*.
A Weak Family Cultivates Immortality.
Lead your family to grow.
Family, Cultivation, Unity, Protecting Their Own, and Overwhelming Strength
Mortal-Style Cultivation With a Farm and Pocket Dimension, Growing Crops and Speeding Up Spirit Herb Growth
No urban settings. Female-oriented fiction.
Clans, Development, Rise to Power, Planting, Spirit Beasts
Cultivation Clans That Lead Their Families to Greatness
Cultivation family clan
Looking for Clan-Building Stories with Slow Growth, Not Limited to Traditional Cultivation
Clan Cultivation: Gains a Pocket Dimension and Lays Low While Growing the Clan Stronger
Please Recommend Novels About Founding a Cultivation Clan
A Dog Builds a Clan in a World of Demons
Leading the Family in Cultivation
Looking for Clan Stories, Preferably With Lots of Spirit Beasts and Plants, or Something Similar
Looking for books like *There's a Cultivation Sect in the Village*.
Reader comments 5
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I can barely watch it, but I see that the protagonist wants to change, wants to save the world, and has the ability to make this world free of gangsters. People all have desires. Just like what Super Beast Arms said, when they are full, they will want a house. When they have a house, they want a bigger house. People have fucking desires. You still want everyone to be equal. The strong will be strong and the weak will die. Why should you care about the life and death of others? I just want to ask, you have been reincarnated, and you still have the thoughts of the previous life. In my eyes, besides family, there are only three kinds, Taoist friends, seniors, and ants.
Unreasonable word order, first person, direct white text
The content is okay,
The writing is so-so, mainly too white.
There are typos and unclear sentences in some places, and the logic is not in place, but overall it's okay.