High Martial: The Path of Heaven-Slaying
高武：斩天之行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 281k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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High Martial Arts Setting, Rated 9.0 or Higher, and Not Mindless
High Martial Arts, Action-Packed, No Hidden Strength, 200,000+ Words, No Idiot Plots
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Please bury me beneath one masterpiece after another.
Urban Fantasy with Myriad Races and High Martial Arts
I'm looking for a novel where the protagonist comes from an incredibly powerful family, but his father stole an opportunity meant for the family patriarch because of the protagonist's mother and was cast out of the family. The protagonist only learns the truth later on.
Looking for Martial Arts College Entrance Exams, Campus Life, Beast Attacks, and Defending the Nation, Without Showing Off
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Urban High Martial Arts, Over One Million Words
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Aside from the female characters, the writing is quite good. It's engaging, with both loyalty and darker aspects. There aren't any overly vicious villains; everyone has their own life, and the class is harmonious. There aren't many face-slapping or overpowered plots. The protagonist achieves his own success through hard work and special abilities, without any cheat codes.
The characters are very well-developed, and they feel like real people rather than characters in a book. I have read many books in the Gaowu series, but this is the first time I have read one that is so outstanding. The first volume, which is about the college entrance examination, really touched me. I am also looking forward to the second volume by the author. Also, why is such a good book not being read by anyone?
It's very good, but the male lead's personality could be developed further. The female lead can be any role, as long as she doesn't affect the plot or the male lead's character. Ideally, she shouldn't belong to any faction, so as not to be restricted by factions. However, if you value factions highly, then it doesn't matter.
It's good, the content is interesting, and the pacing is great, but there's just too little of it; it's not enough to watch.
The author has created well-developed characters; the protagonist isn't arrogant or brainless. It's just that the plot is a bit bland; I feel it could have been more exciting. 🍉🍉🍉
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I just finished reading the first volume, which is quite a unique work among Tomato's martial arts novels. Compared to other works of the same genre, the author achieved what he/she/it wrote in the afterword of the first volume: that he/she/it hoped the characters he/she created would be memorable, living people, rather than simply supporting characters to the protagonist.
This book is incredibly realistic! Each character has a unique personality and background. You can take a look; some people find it fantastic, others just okay—it depends on whether you like it or not. (╥╥)
The plot is right up my alley; I want to see the military side... I appreciate the author's slow pace and delicate psychological portrayals. The battle scenes could use some improvement; keep it up!
It doesn't feel right, it doesn't feel right.