
Wielding the Sword, Upholding the Great Way
叱剑宏道
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 61k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 19d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Only New Books: Works by Newbie Authors
Writing as a newcomer isn't easy. Please recommend other newcomers to me. I'll read their stories carefully and leave comments. I respect every newcomer who puts in the effort, because I'm a newcomer too. Let's help each other out!
New Writers, Come On In
It's so upsetting to keep seeing the stats barely change. The reader count doesn't go up at all, and there isn't a single comment. Hardly anyone reads the whole book, and by the last chapter, almost no one is still reading. New authors, let's support one another.
New Authors and New Books, Come Share Them Here 😏 (Especially Ones That Need More Exposure)
New books usually have a hard time getting popular, so recommending them to people looking for something to read might be the right choice!
New Author, New Book. You Post It, I’ll Comment!
As the title says, send me your new books and let's support each other.
Reader comments 1
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I saw a mysterious foreign object falling from the sky in Chapter 15, the crucian carp spirit who had practiced Taoism for more than 90 years died silently, the mountain master was absent from retreat, the entire mountain forest was shrouded in crisis, and the oppression of the village destroyed by flash floods came to my face. What I like most about the character of the protagonist Zheng Zai is that he is not a reckless monk at all. Although he was forced to go into the water to explore, he didn't jump into the pool immediately. After listening to all the information about the gray fox, he arranged for the beasts to evacuate, and arranged for the mountain spirits to stand guard. Then he meditated to replenish his mana, and took stock of his own shortcomings: he did not know how to avoid water, the power of his sword in the water was greatly reduced, and there was a deadly whirlpool undercurrent at the bottom of the pool. He counted his cards one by one, and finally dug through the storage bag to find the water shield talisman. He relied on the Five Elements Kung Fu to convert spiritual attributes, and he planned every step and was cautious to the core. The creation of the spirits is also very vivid. The gray fox has a clear mind and knows how to use strength. People and mountain spirits and monsters cooperate with each other. It is not a black and white fight. The crisis is layer by layer. It is unknown what the thing under the water is and how the crucian carp spirit died quietly. The suspense is buried just right. I was sweating the whole time, and I was very much looking forward to what Zheng Zai would encounter after he dived into the bottom of the pond. Zheng Zai's character is so lovable! Although the situation is urgent, he does not rush forward impulsively. He first collects all the intelligence, arranges peripheral security, and eliminates risks as much as possible before taking action. Cultivation of immortality requires such a rational and steady protagonist. Gray Fox's silent state is full of suspense. He neither retreats nor attacks, accepts the spirit stone but does not let go. He is very curious about what is hidden in front of him, and he is more and more curious about the truth behind the roadblock.