Ji Wuyue's Wuxia Journey

Finally, I've found a story with a genuine Xianxia (fantasy martial arts) feel to it: a story where the protagonist can kill but not indiscriminately, upholding justice and helping the weak. The others either have protagonists who act like thugs claiming to be chivalrous, or protagonists who kill indiscriminately and then claim to be decisive in their killings. Not a single one of them is normal. Why did it change its flavor later on?

"Amazing Dragon," truly lives up to its name! The female lead is aloof, and the plot, seemingly devoid of romance, is excellent. It's not the typical invincible protagonist; the main character's abilities are gradually revealed, which is very well done!

It looks pretty good so far. It's a true story about a strong female lead, but the logic is sound, and it's not the kind of mindless, uninspired enjoyment. I was enjoying the show when suddenly a steam engine appeared, which was a bit of a shock.

It's very well written; I don't understand why the rating is so low. The author's writing skills are quite high, the plot is captivating, and it's a very good martial arts novel. I read the latest installment in one go; please update soon!

The writing is superb, with absolutely no descriptions of cross-dressing, female body alteration, or female corruption. The female protagonist is invincible, a typical "power fantasy" female lead, whose "golden finger" (powerful ability to grow stronger with each kill) makes her virtually unbeatable in a low-level martial arts world.

I haven't read such a satisfying martial arts web novel in a long time. Even on Qidian, it's a top-tier read. Speaking of which, I haven't been to Qidian for three months since I started reading on Tomato Books. It's been so enjoyable reading for free, saving me thousands a year. I can also find quite a few high-quality reads on Tomato. I used to think Tomato was all about light novels and easy reads. That was a stereotype! 😘😘😘

What a fantastic story! What I really like is that in martial arts novels, superhuman strength often comes at a superhuman price. The author gave the protagonist certain limitations, but even with those limitations, the protagonist's stats were still too high. It didn't feel as dull or frustrating as reading invincible novels.

It's a pretty good read. If the author had explained the time-travel part more clearly—the continuation of the previous life, the beginning of the time travel, the personality changes, the origin of the divine skills—it would have been much better. Without that part, it feels like something's missing.

I absolutely love the protagonist's personality. He's ruthless when necessary, but not indiscriminate. I'd love even a saintly character who's invincible yet doesn't kill indiscriminately 😘 Those weak, saintly characters are disgusting. The protagonist is the best! The only thing I don't like is that there are too many fight scenes. It's just constant fighting and fighting; I felt like I'd stumbled into a male-oriented novel 🤦

This novel shouldn't have a 6.9 Rating! [Shocked] The protagonist's enemy can be anyone, but if it's another personality of his own, I'll find it toxic and won't even have the desire to continue watching.