
Deathly Wuxia: I Conquer the Martial World in a Year
死亡武侠:一年杀穿武林
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Wuxia Crossover: One Spear, One Arrow, Slaughtering the Martial World综武:一枪一箭屠戮江湖Alternate title on Fanqie
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The title is a bit weak, but the content is quite readable, getting really interesting around chapter 10. Overall, the flaws don't outweigh the merits. I really like the male lead's personality; he's the kind of person who's taciturn but decisive in killing, somewhat similar to a Sigma man. Give it a good review. 😏 Looking forward to the update.
In a chaotic martial arts world, the worst thing is when things get messy and disorganized, like someone who's mastered too many secret techniques and explodes to their death. But this book manages to blend things well, focusing on the protagonist as the main character and making for a comfortable read.
A wonderful world, with some foreshadowing. A martial arts fanatic, a seeker of the Dao, single-minded; those who stand in his way, he kills! He proves his Dao through killing, yet he also has his own sense of propriety in dealing with others—a rather admirable character. Game fusion, high-level martial arts interconnected, martial arts flourishing, capital confrontation, individual strength versus the banding of ants. Interesting, Joyoung 70
It's a very good book, though the rating is probably due to a lot of malicious negative reviews. The protagonist is outwardly cold but also has a touch of warmth, unlike the cookie-cutter comedic protagonists of today. It's definitely worth reading.
She's prolific, writing four chapters a day, and her writing style is quite good.
The first ten or so chapters were quite good, especially the deathmatch and the shielding system, which made the game feel incredibly realistic, like real people were immersed in it. However, after a few chapters, they abandoned that feature. The later chapters felt like they were written by a completely different person.
The rating is inaccurate and may have been maliciously lowered. Please give a positive review to show your support.
This book is excellent. From the plot development and the description of the characters' inner thoughts to the writing style, it is far superior to most mindless novels. This rating seriously underestimates the book. I highly recommend everyone to read it; it has the feel of a traditional novel!
The author loves martial arts.
A truly wonderful game that blends reality and literature.