The Narrator System for a Martial Arts Journey
武侠征程的旁白系统
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- I Have a Narrator in the Martial Worlds我在武侠诸天有旁白Alternate title on Fanqie
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The area within a thirty-mile radius was reduced to ruins; that's enough to make one a carefree wanderer and emperor. The protagonist of *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* could turn a thirty-mile radius into ruins in a fight with Dongfang Bubai, so why does he become increasingly weaker as he cultivates?
The author must be a seasoned veteran within the system; the logic is sound, the plot is good, the suspense is subtle, there are no cheesy romance subplots, only a heart yearning to explore the myriad realms. It's excellent, and I've already recommended it to all my friends who read novels. 😘
It was alright. The first half was quite interesting; the protagonist had his own thoughts and opinions on things, and the character's growth was relatively clear. However, the later part got a bit boring for me. How should I put it? It felt too detached. Of course, I know what the author wanted to express, but it didn't feel well-integrated.
Shennong's Storytelling: He trained his whole life and ended up with a body full of machine oil. He changes bodies in every world he enters; in his previous life, he trained to transform energy to travel between worlds. This part is a bit hard to pull off, a classic example of suppressing combat power. At least we've seen him travel to two worlds, both times changing bodies; in his previous life, he trained to become machine oil.
Sigh... I'm quite satisfied with what I read, but it's still too short, and the updates are too infrequent, author! It's so great to be single-mindedly focused on becoming stronger, without being bogged down by romantic relationships! [OK][OK][OK][OK]
Having finished reading the first volume of *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, I found it to be exceptionally well-written, arguably the best *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* fanfiction I've ever read. On a side note, reading other fanfiction and film adaptations clearly shows that the relationship between the martial arts world and the imperial court was very close during the Song Dynasty.
It's worth reading. When I first read the synopsis, I thought it would be something like a female protagonist who couldn't beat a time-traveling woman and would feel frustrated, but after reading it, I felt much better. 1. The female lead is a refined young lady from a prominent family, possessing remarkable beauty and intelligence. She is decisive and doesn't give scumbags a chance.
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These three volumes are considered high-quality within the wuxia genre. They feel like they were written by a seasoned author; the handling of events and martial arts training is very organized and logical, demonstrating considerable intelligence! It's not just mindless wish-fulfillment! Although it's a harem-free version, it's a solidly written wuxia novel.