
Sword God, Please Accept My Gift
剑神大人请笑纳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 363k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- After Transmigrating as a Beautiful, Pitiful Supporting Actress, I Turned the Tables穿成美弱惨女配后我逆袭了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Cultivation, fantasy, or historical fiction are all fine.
I’ve Recently Gotten into Historical Romance, and I’m Out of Books to Read
I like stories with equally strong male and female leads who help each other grow, with good supporting characters too. Something warm and loving, please recommend some.
Wuxia with a Jianghu Setting and Beautiful Writing
Let's Bring Martial Arts Novels Back to the Jianghu, Guys!
Looking for Stories of Ancient China, Martial Arts, and Courtly Power Struggles
Please recommend books with a spirited, dashing lead.
The Martial World, the Imperial Court, and Wuxia
Give me some good ones.
Looking for Short Bedtime Reads! Sweet Only, No Angst! Super Sweet! Short Stories Only
Even better if it's told from the male lead's perspective.
I’ve Recently Gotten into Jianghu Stories: A Band of Young Adventurers Roaming the Martial World
Cultivation Power Fantasies Rated 9.8 or Higher, Please
Come Debate Me If There Is No Masterpiece Featuring Wuxia, the Martial World, the Best Under Heaven, and Retirement
Is there really no masterpiece combining wuxia, the jianghu, and being the greatest under heaven, followed by retirement and invincibility? Come argue if you disagree.
Looking for Wuxia Stories Set in the Jianghu, with Great Prose and a Good Plot, No Romance
I want good writing and a good plot. I just can’t stand wuxia stories that are all about romance. That’s not the jianghu Gu Long and Jin Yong gave me!!!
Please Recommend Stories Where the Heroine Transmigrates into a Book as the Villainess and Doesn't Follow the Plot!!
I absolutely don’t want stories where the heroine has to follow the original plot. If she transmigrates into a supporting female character and has to stick to the plot, she can’t do this or that, and might even get punished by the System if she does. It feels so frustrating. So I’m looking for stories where she doesn’t follow the plot.
Martial Arts Novels That Hold Up Well
Looking for High-Quality Martial Arts Jianghu Novels
Thank you, fellow cultivators.
Looking for a Legendary Wuxia Novel Like The Blade Speaks: Pure Jianghu!
Martial arts and the jianghu.
They Say Wuxia Is Dead
They say wuxia is dead. Without a sense of chivalry, all that's left is a dark forest.
Martial Arts, the Jianghu, and the Imperial Court
A noble heir with strategy and influence, not a brainless one.
Looking for an Elegant Historical Chinese Romance Without Outlandish, Over-the-Top, or Brain-Dead Tropes
I want something with elegant, delicate writing. Not the kind that opens with someone getting disfigured or having their heart cut out. That's too melodramatic and clumsy. And no side characters like concubine-born daughters or female antagonists publicly attacking the heroine at banquets. People like that wouldn't survive three hours in ancient times unless they were faking their deaths. It's so unrealistic.
Looking for a Wuxia Novel About Wandering the Martial World Freely and Carelessly
No joining the imperial court as an official, especially not as a secret-police guard or an Eastern Depot agent. I just want someone roaming the martial world, free and carefree.
The Villainess Is Pregnant, and the Male Lead Asks for a Divorce!!
Any Novels With a Strong Martial Heroic Spirit? Please, I’m Begging You!!!
Historical Romance with Two Strong Leads: Both Are Cunning and High-Born, with Palace and Household Intrigue, and No Goody-Two-Shoes Heroines
The male and female leads are clever strategists with high status. Palace and household intrigue, no saintly characters, a tightly paced plot, and a happy ending.
Looking for Martial Arts, Not Immortal Cultivation. Any Recommendations?
Something I can keep reading nonstop.
Any Wuxia Novels?
Just the sort of thing you'd find in the jianghu.
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Both characters are strong but have a clear growth process. The main characters, supporting characters and villains are all vivid, three-dimensional and flesh and blood. It is a martial arts novel with a focus on ensemble characters. The relationship between the male and female protagonists develops naturally and naturally. It is not about romance but about companionship and mutual support.
This is so well-written! I was initially drawn in by the male and female leads, then I fell in love with the ensemble cast of adventurers. 💕💕 Even at the end, I have to say Yan Yuan is the character I can't shake off. The wolf boy was rescued, he escaped loneliness, but in the end, he returned to it. The author's final line, "Wolves are always lonely," really resonated with me.
I loved it after watching it! The romance between the male and female leads developed naturally, and their values were very positive. I've seen many people enjoy reading the first few dozen chapters, but I prefer the story from chapters 50 onwards. The fight scenes and descriptions of the clashes between the two sides are so cool!
This book is a great ensemble piece, but it also features a happy ending for the main characters. The author's descriptions of the martial arts world are excellent and logical. It might get a bit cliché towards the end, but the author explains why. Overall, it's a good read, and I highly recommend it. I don't know why this book has such a low rating.
Waaaaah, I really felt my emotions rise and fall with their relationship. When we were getting married in Bai's place, I was actually imagining the scene of the male and female protagonists getting married. It wasn't easy for them along the way. Many times, they were just a little bit away from having a happy ending, but thankfully, fate always seemed to favor them.
I love this book so much! 🥰🥰 The main characters are all my type, and the plot is really captivating. The more I read, the more I wanted to keep going, and I finished it in one day without stopping.
The female lead isn't a naive and innocent character; although she's relatively weak in the early stages, she's still quite intelligent. Later, her martial arts skills recover, and she can unleash powerful attacks at any time—it's really good! I especially enjoyed the later parts of the story; there were many more highlight moments. In short, I loved how good it was!
It's rare to find a book that suits my taste so well. I really like the characters of the male and female leads; they have a strong sense of the martial arts world. The growth of the main characters is vivid and realistic. Thankfully, they have a happy ending. 🥺🥺🥺
It's really good, especially after I imagined the female lead's face as Xue Ziye's. It perfectly captures the cold, fragile beauty. It's so rare to see a female lead with this kind of gentle yet cold and fragile charm these days. Highly recommended!
I've never read any martial arts/martial arts novels before; I just wanted to try it out and see if I liked it. I didn't expect the plot to be so captivating. The transition from initial suspicion to trust was portrayed very smoothly. Plus, it's a pretty sweet story with no really angst. Aside from feeling sorry for the female lead's experiences, the relationship between the male and female leads is incredibly sweet and beautiful. 💕💕