Chivalry? What a Load of Crap!
侠义？狗屁！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 442k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Wuxia and High Martial Arts
Completed novels set in another world that feature a Jin Yong martial arts System.
Real Wuxia Novels
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Martial Arts, the Jianghu, and Court Politics, with a Smart Protagonist Who’ll Do Anything to Achieve His Goals
Smart protagonists who aren't sanctimonious.
An Invincible Protagonist Who Walks the World Without Hiding His Strength and Shows No Mercy. Thanks, Everyone
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Any Stories with a Powerful Martial Artist and a Jianghu Setting?
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A Calm, Dominant, Independent Protagonist with a Strongman's Mindset, Unmatched Combat Prowess, and an Imposing Presence
The protagonist is cool-headed and formidable, invincible in battle, and able to overwhelm everyone single-handedly. They have the imposing presence of an unrivaled powerhouse, plenty of gravitas, and aren’t pathetic, a doormat, or an idiot.
I’m Looking for a Feel-Good Wuxia Novel. Thanks, Guys
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This is definitely a great book. The first two stories alone demonstrate its high quality. The characters are well-defined, the main plot is clear and straightforward, it doesn't leave you confused, and it's an easy read. Many of the fight scenes are also quite excellent. It's a book that deserves to be a bestseller.
The author uses the metaphors of a "huge cage" and a "canary" to represent Tangjiabao and Tang Wan'er, an image that runs throughout the story and creates immense tension. The imposing and closed nature of Tangjiabao contrasts sharply with Tang Wan'er's preciousness and vulnerability, instantly conveying to the reader the characters' involuntary fate. 🥺🥺
A very original martial arts novel, very enjoyable to read. The storyline is well-developed and gets more exciting as it progresses.
The storyline is engaging, the protagonist isn't a stereotypical character but rather grows step by step, and the suspense is excellent.
The plot is interesting, the logic is sound, the pacing is tight, and the characters are well-developed. It's really good.
I really like it, and I hope the author continues to do well!
Wow, this is amazing! It's so exciting to watch! It's really great, just my type. Keep it up!
The writing is excellent, the plot is coherent and well-structured, and many of the plot twists are unexpected, making it very anticipated.
The plot is truly of high quality, and the emotional engagement is also very well done.
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