Wuxia: Reborn to Water My Horse by the River, Sword in Hand Across the World
武侠：重生之饮马江湖，纵剑天下
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 371k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The author's writing is excellent, standing out among wuxia novels. The protagonist's experience can be simply understood as a rebirth of the unbiased Fulongzi from the novel *Yi Jian*. The downside is the lack of description of the protagonist's life before his rebirth (such as past romantic relationships or adventures with his brothers).
Keep up the good work, author! It's very well written and has a strong sense of the martial arts world.
Wuxia (martial arts), rebirth, ruthless and decisive, not a saint.
It's very good-looking, logical, and reasonable.
It feels like watching a TV series; it's quite good.
The plot is tight and the story is rich; hopefully, the protagonist won't become a saint.
Well written, keep it up!
It's very well written, although it seems like it only has a little over a thousand views so far. It will likely achieve better results later.
I think it's amazing, why is nobody watching?
It's alright. The overall writing style and prose are good, but some minor details are not handled well.