Aren’t I a Hero?
我不是大侠吗
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 3mo ago
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- Transmigrate to the Martial Arts World: From the Start, the Saintess Falls for Me穿越武侠世界：开局圣女爱上我Alternate title on Fanqie
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Any Pure Martial Arts Stories? No Ascending to Immortality at the Drop of a Hat, I’m Tired of That
Any Pure Wuxia Novels?
Any good martial arts stories? People hardly write wuxia these days. I miss it. Nowadays, everyone gets a System and cheats their way to immortality and godhood, with divine physiques and all that. I'm sick of it. It's so boring. I want to feel the thrill of roaming the world with a sword and settling scores with a sense of justice.
Let's Bring Martial Arts Novels Back to the Jianghu, Guys!
Classic Wuxia Novels
The martial world, tender romance, light-footed martial arts, suspense, and... swords!
The Best Wuxia Novels
Please recommend something where the protagonist is the world's greatest martial artist, lives in seclusion, and runs an inn or something.
Pure Martial Arts Novels: No System, No Transmigration
Something like "Sword Snow Stride" or "Sword of Coming".
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.
Martial Arts Novels That Hold Up Well
Are There Any Stories Where the Jianghu Protagonist Works for the Imperial Court and Is Also Highly Skilled in Martial Arts?
Looking for High-Quality Martial Arts Jianghu Novels
Thank you, fellow cultivators.
Great Books That Truly Weave Chinese Culture into the Story
Looking for books like Hidden Origin.
Any Novels in the Wuxia Genre?
I've been in the mood for wuxia novels lately. Anyone have recommendations? Thanks!
They Say Wuxia Is Dead
They say wuxia is dead. Without a sense of chivalry, all that's left is a dark forest.
Wuxia, Strategy, the Jianghu, and Life and Death
One person, one sword, one world of rivers and lakes.
Looking for Martial Arts, Not Immortal Cultivation. Any Recommendations?
Something I can keep reading nonstop.
Any Good, Engaging Wuxia Novels?
I'm out of books to read.
Please Recommend Free Wuxia Stories Set in the Martial World
No brainless System stories, please.
Epic Martial Arts Novels
I want something similar to The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Sequel, Storms Rise Again. Who says a beauty can't make her way through the martial world? This is a story about a beautiful woman venturing into the jianghu, Xiao Feng's descendant Xiao Yun exposing Murong Fu, and an epic journey through the martial world.
Wuxia, the Martial World, Training With a Template, and Great Writing
Templates are fine, but no invincible-protagonist stories or reckless brawlers.
Xianxia Cultivation Novels
Looking for books similar to "Guarding the Heart" (complete in two volumes). Any recommendations for good cultivation novels that aren't too long and are a bit fun? Preferably no transmigration. Something like "Liu Li" or "Guarding the Heart".
Ensemble Casts in Fantasy or Martial Arts Fiction
Fantasy, including xianxia, cultivation, urban fantasy, high or low magic; wuxia and jianghu. No harem. Romance is fine. Ensemble casts! Ensemble casts! Ensemble casts!
Wuxia, But Nothing Too Stupid
#Fantasy and Xianxia# Tales of the Jianghu
Looking for books similar to Starting with the Scene of a Family Annihilation After Transmigrating.
Any Novels With a Male Lead Who Has a Mental Illness?
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Give myself a thumbs up 😘😘😘 Happy Lunar New Year's Eve to all my readers, both now and in the future! May your families and country be peaceful and prosperous, and may the world be at peace. 😘
Having read 120 chapters, I feel there's been too much focus on the supporting characters. The main character has received almost no attention in the last dozen or so chapters; the story is almost entirely dedicated to the supporting characters.
The strengths and weaknesses are both very obvious. It is a rare gem among traditional martial arts films. The advantage is that the characters are well-developed, but the disadvantages are that the main and secondary elements are not distinguished, there are too many unnecessary plots, and the main storyline progresses too slowly.
The landscape is so beautiful, attracting countless heroes to vie for its favor. Although the story focuses on the protagonist's experiences, the talents, experiences, loves, and hates of the main and supporting characters are all first-rate figures, almost surpassing the protagonist. Such ingenious consideration makes this a masterpiece.
I've finished reading it. It doesn't seem like a first-time author; there are many foreshadowing elements. The martial arts world is just a small part of the overall landscape, depicting characters' fates, national sentiments, and love and hate. The shortcomings are the vague division of martial arts levels and the somewhat underdeveloped romance. It's still worth reading.
The writing style alone is worth reading, and the logic is also sound, which is quite rare for Tomato. It's just that the current length is a bit short.
I read quietly, without swearing or making unwarranted comments. I enjoy reading; this book is well-written. I hope the author continues and doesn't abandon it. I've seen too many unfinished books. For a martial arts novel, I think this one is good, with solid writing. Keep going! Doing what you love is a happy thing in itself, regardless of reward. Keep it up! Keep it up! Keep it up!
It feels like the author wanted to expand the plot and extend the storyline. I also saw some fantasy elements, making an old book feel brand new. It's even a bit like the fantasy TV series that have been popular in recent years.
It's supposed to be artsy literature, but the problem is that people are too restless these days, which means it's destined to remain a niche genre.
No, why is the score so low when it's so well-written? Is this genre no longer popular?