The Greatest Sect Leader in the Martial World
武侠第一掌门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 160k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Let's Bring Martial Arts Novels Back to the Jianghu, Guys!
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Fantasy, low-key protagonist.
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For my second book, I thought for a long time about what genre to write, and finally chose martial arts, simply to fulfill my childhood dream of creating a martial arts world. I believe many people had a martial arts dream when they were young. Just imagine breaking off a straight branch—it would devastate the rapeseed flowers for miles around!
This martial arts story is so magical and ancient! Anyone who can absorb internal energy can form their own sect! Knowing just a few moves is enough to become a pillar of a sect! The protagonist is so poor he refuses to rob the rich to help the poor! He relies entirely on a thumb ring to deliver the secret manual! This kind of cheat is ridiculous for this kind of martial arts world!
It's well-written. I hope the author doesn't go all the way to the end and include some high-level martial arts; Tomato (the author) has almost no more of that kind of traditional martial arts novel.
It's probably based on the story of the greatest sect leader in history, but the later parts of that book weren't very good, so I don't know if yours is up to par. No, the later parts weren't very engaging.
The storylines are all quite well-crafted.
The beginning was alright, but after the standards for third-rate martial artists were introduced, it felt like it turned into an online game leveling-up story.
I've only read a few chapters, but it seems pretty good and worth reading to pass the time.
Is this a good book to read if you're looking for something to read?
Positive review. Well-written. The protagonist's "golden finger" is the sect leader's thumb ring that spits out secret manuals. I like this type of book.
The characters are very well-developed. I love the junior sister; is she the female lead? Author, please update soon! There's just not enough! 😠