
I Rise to the Top from Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Martial Arts
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- Male-Channel Fanfiction
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- 4mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →Are There Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates Into Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils?
Novels where someone transmigrates into Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils.
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Stories about transmigrating or being reborn into various TV dramas.
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Please recommend some if you know any. I have been reading a lot of wuxia lately.
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Any Fanfiction for Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, or The Return of the Condor Heroes?
A protagonist who's not a goody-two-shoes, and a novel that doesn't get abandoned midway.
Any Good, Engaging Wuxia Novels?
I'm out of books to read.
Jin Yong-Style Wuxia with Plausible Plots
Looking for Jin Yong’s Wuxia Novels
Looking for Jin Yong's wuxia series.
Jin Yong Martial Arts Novels
Jin Yong wuxia novels.
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Martial Arts Stories Where the Protagonist Builds a Following From Childhood
I have nothing else to add. I’m counting on you, fellow readers.
Anime and Fanfiction
Anime
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Wuxia Fanfiction: Jin Yong and the Martial World
Wuxia adventures in the martial world
Please Recommend Novels About Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, The Return of the Condor Heroes, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, and The Deer and the Cauldron
The Return of the Condor Heroes, Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber...
(Jin Yong-style) Please share some recommendations, so you, I, and everyone else can quickly find books we like.
Transmigrate to a Martial Arts World with a System: Martial Arts and Cultivation
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Jin Yong's Wuxia Novels
Zhang Sanfeng is the leader of the martial arts world, and a group of people go through what seems like a series of trials on Hero Island. I think there was also a Pear Blossom Storm Needles weapon. In the end, immortals appear from the clouds above the island. I've been searching for ages but can't find it.
Looking for a Few Jin Yong Martial Arts Fanfiction Novels
I'm looking for top-tier wuxia novels with excellent prose and a smoothly unfolding plot, ones that don't stick too closely to the original storyline and let the protagonist forge their own path and style.
Jin Yong Martial Arts, Preferably with an Orphan Background or a Favored Disciple of a Major Sect
Someone transmigrates into Jin Yong's wuxia world. A scheming male lead, with no female lead or just one female lead
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How to say it? This book is generally good, but the writing style is sometimes very good, but sometimes it seems childish. For example, the inner narration of the protagonist does not look like an adult at all. He speaks like a baby. Moreover, the description of Emperor Shenzong shows that the author wants to shape his character, but sometimes the description is too exaggerated. It is recommended that readers read Emperor Shenzong as a brand-new character created by the author. Of course, there are many good things. For example, the character of the protagonist in the novel is quite novel. I am looking forward to the author's performance. Also, isn't the protagonist's character a bit obscene? It is recommended that the author add some martial arts elements. After all, everyone is here for mixed martial arts.
The setting of this novel is indeed unique, and it has blazed an ingenious new path among many Tianlong fans. It does not choose the common "peak at the beginning" mode, but boldly adopts a baby start + slow-burn narrative, combined with the systematic construction of the world, which makes people shine. The setting of the protagonist Chen Qing traveling through time and becoming a baby is very interesting and bold. This means that the story abandons the common "quick escalation" routine and shifts to a more delicate and patient narrative rhythm. This kind of "slow warming" provides ample space for the author to delve deeply into the characters' hearts and describe the world view in detail. When the protagonist is still a baby who is "more than one year old and cannot speak or run", how he survives, observes, and gradually grows up in this turbulent martial arts world is full of highlights in the contrast and tension. And the phrase "I still have a fierce look in my eyes" lays a very conflicting foreshadowing for the protagonist's early living environment, making people curious about the subsequent development. Although the "system" element is mentioned in the tip, you can expect that it will not be a tool that simply provides numerical bonuses. It might integrate with this reinterpreted world of Draco in a more subtle way. For example, system tasks may push the protagonist to intervene in certain major historical events, or its growth system can have in-depth interactions with original martial arts philosophies such as Xiaoyao Sect and Shaolin, thus increasing the strategy and uniqueness of the story and preventing it from becoming a simple "cool story." The author made it clear that this will be a "Dragon Derivative" and will "use the shell of the Tianlong world to incorporate the author's own ideas." This creative idea is very commendable. It means that the story will not be completely bound by the original plot, but is committed to creating a world that is both familiar and fresh. In particular, it is mentioned that it will combine the historical struggles of the Song, Dali, Xixia, and Liao Kingdoms, and focus on the Song Dynasty. This implies that the story may have a grander pattern, not only about the grievances of the rivers and lakes, but also about the family, the country, and the world. The subversive settings of the original characters, such as "Kang Min's Martial Arts", also show the author's creative courage not to stick to conventions, and bring more possibilities to the characters and plots. All in all, this novel shows great potential with its unique beginning, its courage to slow down the narrative rhythm, and its ambition to reconstruct the classic world. For martial arts fans who are tired of traditional routines, this is likely to be a work that can bring surprises. It may require readers to calm down and accompany the protagonist, starting from "weak", and gradually explore and uncover the layers of this familiar and unfamiliar martial arts world.
It's really good. The combination of martial arts and history is very good. My mother is Kang Min. This name attracted me right away [Like] [Like] I've finished watching it, it's really exciting
It looks good overall. The story is mainly about the story before Tianlong. The protagonist is the child of Duan Zhengchun and Kang Min. Now he is under the control of the Song Dynasty court and is between the two countries of Song Dynasty and Dali. The author seems not to follow the corresponding time of the original plot, at least mention it. Ten years ago, in the original work, Qiao Feng became a disciple of Wang Jiantong at the age of 16 during the Yuanfeng period. In this book, it has been seven years since Yuanfeng, and Qiao Feng has not yet appeared. The author may have followed the birth time of Duan Heyu, the prototype of Duan Yu in the middle of history, and combined with historical events, the protagonist is two to three years older than Duan Yu. At present, the imperial court is laying out the world, and there is enough foreshadowing. The characters in the original work are expected to appear one after another. Come on! I will keep chasing, hoping to see the protagonist organize the resources of Dali in the Song Dynasty to fight for world hegemony, and don't let Song Huizong come to power and bring shame to Jingkang. The two enterprising emperors Shenzong and Song Zhezong died too early [face covering] [face covering] Finished chasing it, it's really beautiful [like]
Love this book. The author's writing style is excellent, and the plot he outlines is fascinating. In many places, it looks better than Tianlong! Five-star praise! A masterpiece that must be praised! [Like][Like]
It tears away the romantic cloak of the martial arts world and exposes the twisted human nature beneath the power game. Kang Min is no longer a single villain symbol, but has become a magic mirror that reflects desire and alienation. Really good work, highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended!
The content of the story is rich and exciting, the characters are successfully created and lifelike, the structure is clear and reasonable, and the description is meticulous. Worth reading.
[Five-star recommendation] "Tianlong, is my mother Kang Min?" " Is a martial arts time-travel masterpiece derived from male videos with a novel setting and grand layout created by writer Niu Doujun. The protagonist Chen Qing travels through time and becomes the son of Duan Zhengchun and Kang Min. He starts as a baby and gradually grows up in the turbulent world and the game between Song, Liao, Dali and other countries. The work takes "reconstructing the world of Tianlong and integrating historical intrigues and struggles between family and country" as its core theme. It dares to subvert the setting of the original work, and the narrative rhythm is calm and delicate. Its biggest highlight is the solid and rigorous construction of the worldview. The author personally collects textual research details and skillfully integrates unique systematic elements with a deep sense of history, presenting readers with a sincere work that is both familiar and full of novelty.
This book is cleverly conceived and has an ups and downs plot. It is recommended with five stars.
A rare good book, the author's writing is excellent. How tight is the plot arrangement? The storyline is exciting and the characters are well-developed. The author has a deep understanding of ancient royal court etiquette and received five-star praise. Highly recommended reading.