
Smiling Proud Wanderer: Paying Respects to Senior Brother
笑傲之拜见大师兄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 518k Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Smiling, Proud Wanderer: A Small Sect Rolls Its Way into a Martial Arts Legend笑傲:小门派卷成武林神话Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
237Chapters
839Reads · 30 days
118.6kReads · all time
105Shelves
6.3Score
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A more realistic genius, meticulously crafting and refining every move. Unlike other novels where geniuses learn two things in one reading, this one feels much more real. The geniuses in other novels are merely academic geniuses, not on the same level as the protagonist of this novel.
Thirteen is the age when people are prone to fighting and brawling; this is the perfect time.
The writing is good; it's rare to see a protagonist with such ambition. The key is that the protagonist doesn't suppress his combat power, and the cheat system doesn't break down.
It's okay if you read it as a lighthearted, enjoyable story 🤭
It's quite a good read. The protagonist steadily progresses through the books, deducing martial arts techniques, improving his skills, and developing his sect.
Well written, with a suspenseful and tight plot. It's a good book and highly recommended! 👍
This is true martial arts.
Interesting, and enjoyable to watch.
The rating shouldn't be this low. I can only say that most people these days only know about invincible protagonists and harems, so they give low scores to protagonists who grow stronger step by step.
I really like this style.