The Legend of Zhuoyun's Great Wilderness
灼云大荒传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 152k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Wuxia novels.
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I want a genuine wuxia novel, with no cultivation immortals or overpowered martial arts. A System or a golden finger is fine, either way. I’m looking for the kind where being able to lift a thousand jin makes you incredibly powerful. Nothing too ridiculous. A little over-the-top martial arts is okay, just not so extreme that people can dodge bullets.
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Templates are fine, but no invincible-protagonist stories or reckless brawlers.
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Wuxia.
Looking for Traditional Wuxia
Are there any traditional wuxia novels on Tomato like the ones by Jin Yong and Gu Long? Nothing xianxia or fantasy. I want pure wuxia, hehehe.
Martial Arts, the Jianghu, and Court Politics, with a Smart Protagonist Who’ll Do Anything to Achieve His Goals
Smart protagonists who aren't sanctimonious.
Martial Arts, the Jianghu, and the Imperial Court
A noble heir with strategy and influence, not a brainless one.
Wuxia
Looking for something halfway between wuxia and xianxia, with realms like Houtian, Xiantian, Grandmaster, Saint, Myth, and so on.
Do Authors These Days Not Know How to Write Without Transmigration?
This Is a Martial Arts World
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This book was originally just a practice pen of a few thousand words. Suddenly one sleepless night, when I was recalling some of the names, I thought of their stories: What would a young master who read all the classics at the age of 3 look like when he grows up? What will happen if a maid who loves to wear red and pink clothes is taught to become a peerless master? And is that hairless land really a restricted area for humans? In this case, why do people want to wander in the wilderness? Why is there an inn in the wasteland? Then there are Mr. Xun and Admiral Zhao. They should also have specific names and specific reasons why they were demoted from the court to Zhuoyun Pass. What happened in the court and what happened in the wilderness? So the story slowly formed fragments in my mind and connected them together. So, I couldn't help but get up from the bed, recorded these fragments, and deduced the logic several times. I felt that it was a story worth my time to complete, so I came up with this book "The Legend of Zhuoyun Wilderness". As for submitting articles on Tomato, I struggled for a long time. After listening to the fragments of my story, my wife wanted to hear the detailed story, so I decided to write an update on Tomato - because every day before going to bed, Byte's AI would read her the chapters I wrote every day. From the perspective of literary theory, when I read what I wrote, I can only read the "author's meaning", but I cannot get the "reader's meaning" that everyone perceives. Privately, I'm looking forward to everyone's feedback: What do you think of this story? How would you evaluate this story? Regardless of whether it is good or bad, I want to listen patiently and carefully and discuss it with you. So, I shamelessly gave myself a full star. If there are readers who have read The Bigger World who disagree with me, I will gladly accept it. Thank you again for reading, and please stay tuned.
The beginning attracted me. It felt very interesting and a bit like a blockbuster. I wonder if the plot will be very brain-burning after that? Looking forward to the update, whatever I like is usually popular! We just have this vision [thinking]