
I Want to Be a Great Hero!
我要当大侠!
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- Ongoing
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- 808k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →I’ve Read Over a Thousand Books, but Only Six Made It Onto My Shelf. I’m Extremely Picky, So Recommend Me Something Good
...Wait, Another Story Rated 9.9? That's a Rare Sight
Can anyone recommend a story that mixes sweetness and angst? Cultivation or sweet romance are both fine.
I've Recently Gotten Into Comprehensive Martial Arts Crossover Stories. Any Recommendations?
Looking for books like Online Martial Arts: Falling off a Cliff with Duan Yu.
Cultivating the Five Organs and Five Elements, Qi-and-Blood Martial Arts, and the Flesh, Muscles, Bones, and Skin
I'm looking for books like High Martial Da Ming: From Eunuch to Ninth Prince (High Martial Da Ming).
System + Jianghu + Skill-Point Allocation
I read a book a long time ago set in the martial world. The protagonist had a System and learned cultivation techniques, saber techniques, and movement techniques, gradually allocating points to improve them. But I can't remember what it was called.
Looking for High-Quality Martial Arts and Jianghu Novels
Are There Any Really Absurd Stories?
I want books similar to Honkai: Star Rail: Nanook's Rotating Elbow Strike in Chapter 51.
Horror, Overpowered Protagonists, Imaginative Fantasy, and High-Octane Action
Comprehensive Martial Arts, Without the Overused Techniques
These comprehensive wuxia stories are all about Nine Yin, Nine Yang, the Dragon Elephant Prajna Technique, Indestructible Vajra, Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, and so on... I am really tired of it.
Pure Martial Arts, Techniques, Stat Allocation, and an Ancient or Xuanhuan Setting: No Evil Spirits or Monsters
I'm looking for books like *Eternal Martial Arts: Pushing Across the Heavens with Pure Physical Strength*. No demons or monsters!!! No creepy supernatural stuff! Pure martial arts.
Looking for Novels with a Cultivation System Like The Unorthodox Path: White Bone Daoist
Cultivation systems with stages like Qi Refining, Gangsha, Golden Core, and Primordial Spirit, or the Xianhu style and traditional Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment. I'm sick of them. Nothing new. I'm purely here for the settings, so don't come at me if they're not your thing.
Looking for Novels About Proficiency and Grinding for Experience, Any Genre
Looking for books like *I Used My Stat Panel to Grind My Way into Becoming a Cultivation Expert*.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Demonic Cultivator Who Refines Corpses, Raises Ghosts, and Keeps Gu Poison
Novels Where the Protagonist Creates Martial Arts Techniques in a Wuxia World and Elevates It to a Higher Dimension
Lately, I’ve Been Enjoying Cautious Cultivation Novels About Grinding Proficiency!
Looking for books like The Way of Caution and Longevity: Starting Cultivation at a Hundred Isn't Too Late. Making a living through the various arts of cultivation, staying steady and not taking risks! Female lead or no female lead, either is fine!
Cautious, Cautious, Cautious, Cautious
Fantasy novels about keeping a low profile in a mountain village.
Looking for a God Protagonist Who Slaughters Without a Care, Treats Human Life as Worthless, and Doesn't Do His Job
Looking for a Novel About a Highly Skilled Ancient-Era Martial Arts Constable
Looking for a historical novel about a highly skilled martial arts constable. I want wuxia, not xianxia with immortals and demons.
Body Tempering and Martial Arts, No System
Cultivation Meets Cthulhu, With Three Flowers on the Crown and Three Heads
Lone Wolf, No Female Lead, Ruthless, Not Sanctimonious, Dark, Selfish, and Coldhearted
The Ultimate in Imaginative Xuanhuan
I'd like to read something like *Transmigrate: Since I'm Doomed from the Start, I'll Live It Up*. I finished this one and I'm seriously head over heels for it.
The Protagonist Creates Cultivation Techniques, and Others' Training Earns Him Feedback
No Female Lead, Big Villain Novels
So thrilling! *Soul Land: Tang San Transmigrates into the Gu World* hooks you with a huge mystery right from the opening. The unique Gu World setting and polished writing are captivating. It’s only five chapters in, and there are already plenty of mysteries. Fantasy and xianxia fans, click the link and jump right in!
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This book has a setting: the people who practice martial arts in this book are all more or less mentally ill, and the protagonist is no exception. If you read the book without this setting, you will feel that the novel has many poisonous plot points. But if you remember this setting, then the plot will all make sense. And it's very clever, with a dark sense of humor. I sincerely recommend the author to repeat and emphasize this setting several times, otherwise readers will easily forget and ignore it, and mistakenly think it is a poisonous plot point.
Another good book has been successfully removed from the shelves. I really feel that this book is well written. I don't know why there are so few readers. It's a pity.
There is nothing sinister about it at the moment, but the old Taoist priest and the little girl/boy actually have the last name Bai. Although it is a crazy world, it is still a bit unacceptable. Sorry, I just typed it wrong. Supplement: I just finished reading Chapter 110. There are too many poisonous points in this chapter. The content before Chapter 110 is worth reading. [Pouts]
This book is too real. There are no good people in textbooks among masters. Children cannot accept it. Everyone, including the villain, is made of flesh and blood.
The writing is very good, but with so few pictures, who can read it? The author, I advise you to be more knowledgeable and try to read as much as possible while ensuring the quality [adoration][adoration] But I feel that the protagonist is too simple, but his personality is quite good. In a world with extraordinary power, talent and self-preservation, it would be good to have a kinder personality.
It's quite special, although most of them are riddles. It's a bit hard to understand, but it'll be okay after you read it. You just can't take the plot too seriously because there are too many riddles. I don't know, I thought I was watching the plot of Dark Souls [Learned]
How can I put it, the writing is not bad, at least it can make people read, and some places are very creative and funny, but I feel that there is still not enough preparation, and the lack of preparation means that many emotional readers cannot be fully involved. The Changshengzong section is not bad, and it is impressive in just a few words, but the life-changing section is almost meaningless. There are too many and complicated things that have not been laid out. It would be better if it can be written more detailedly, and add more things, so that it will resonate with the final climax and it will be refreshing.
When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the little praise starts to sound, and the number of sunspots starts to decrease. When you finish the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates.
To be honest, I have read Tomato for two or three years. This book is the one that suits my taste the most. It is half witty and entertaining. I also like the male protagonist. When I read it, the author had a lot of baggage and it was very interesting, but there were very few paragraphs. This is the first time I have given a positive review to a novel since I read it. I hope more people can read it. I like this style very much. Good cheers, author👏
A very good book. The combat power system is very reasonable. The plot is also very good and very funny. However, the prerequisite for reading this book is that you must accept a setting in the introduction that "all martial arts practitioners have abnormal brains." Only then can you truly accept the plot and setting.