The Eight Sword Techniques
八剑诀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Lots to Read, Plenty to Binge, and Long-Running. No Harem Seekers or Harem Stories
Recommendations for Novels That Can Rightly Be Called Classics
Guys, please recommend some books!
Wuxia and Jianghu With a Single Female Lead
No cultivation, and no traveling to other worlds.
Everyone, Recommend Novels with Political Intrigue, the Martial World, Youthful Ambition, and an Ensemble Cast
Looking for books similar to She Enters the Academy Disguised as a Boy and Drives Countless Classmates Wild.
Ensemble Stories About a Group of Young Men and Women Roaming the Martial World
Tomato Novel is all cultivation stories. I want wuxia! Something like the Orange Light game Young Disciples Grow Old in the Jianghu.
Wuxia Stories, But No Leveling Up, Robbery, or Treasure-Filled Secret Realms
I’m not really into those stories where the protagonist shows off, wins through face-slapping, and gets some super-rare treasure. No System stories either.
Wuxia and the Martial World
Any wuxia novels to recommend?
Looking for Wuxia Blends, Without the Protagonist Becoming Invincible and Learning Divine Skills Right Away
Looking for High-Quality Wuxia Novels
Something like Seekers of the Truth.
Looking for a Legendary Wuxia Novel Like The Blade Speaks: Pure Jianghu!
Martial arts and the jianghu.
A Low-Key, Highly Skilled Martial Artist in a Wuxia Story
The protagonist is incredibly skilled, and everyone in the martial world has heard of him. But after a series of events, he hides his identity and strength. He keeps getting forced to step in for one reason or another, arousing suspicion, then talks his way out of it.
Wuxia, Strategy, the Jianghu, and Life and Death
One person, one sword, one world of rivers and lakes.
Jianghu Stories with Martial Arts Schools, and Maybe a Little Court Politics
Wuxia with Martial Arts, Internal Energy, and No Realm Rankings
At least a hundred chapters.
No Romance, Martial World, Ensemble Cast: A Group of Young People Growing Up
Wuxia, the Jianghu, the Imperial Court, and Behind-the-Scenes Scheming: No Saintly Protagonists, Just Decisive Killing
Don't make female characters stupid the moment a woman shows up.
Wuxia Novels with a Young, Freewheeling Jianghu Spirit
Looking for a wuxia novel, the kind set in the martial arts world.
Countless Sword Immortals Fill the World, Yet Even They Lower Their Heads When They See Me
The protagonist cultivates the Sword Dao. No female lead.
Can Skybreaker’s Forbidden Precepts Spark a New Wave in Traditional Fantasy?
Looking for books similar to "Breaking the Firmament".
Good Urban Cultivation Stories
Looking for books similar to I Found a Cultivation Technique in the Modern World. Urban cultivation, an invincible protagonist, campus belle, and showing off.
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Having read over 40 chapters, the writing is good, smooth, and not simplistic; the plot is engaging and progressively unfolding. I hope the protagonist develops some special talents, such as intelligence, kindness, and certain outstanding skills. Currently, the protagonist seems somewhat constrained and restricted, relying entirely on the plot for progress. Please don't let him rely on his protagonist halo to solve every problem. Keep it up!
Finally, I've read a novel where the protagonist doesn't get a chance to defy fate due to the protagonist's halo, but instead smoothly overcomes all obstacles and his friends also reap many benefits. He gets a heaven-defying opportunity from the start without having to pay any price, and all the subsequent opportunities are taken care of for him.
It's a great novel with a tightly woven plot and many twists and turns. It gives you a sense of being on top of the world. It's amazing that no one seems to be reading such a good book.
Very good. It gives me the feeling of reading a classic Jin Yong martial arts novel; it's the kind of "chivalry" I liked when I was a kid. Honestly, this kind of story shouldn't be on Tomato, where everything is system-based wish-fulfillment novels. It should be on Qidian.com. It also has ensemble cast elements, and it would make a great TV series. The rating is definitely too low. Keep it up!
It's very well written, with a concise plot, excellent writing style, and rich, vivid characters. A 7.2 Rating is an insult. It should be 9.5 Or higher.
I've read 80% of the book, I'll come back and comment later. The book revolves around the secret of immortality revealed by the "Eight Swords of Yue," with the imperial court, the new demonic sect, and various martial arts factions vying for power.
It's very well written. The pace is slow, but the plot development is more interesting than many novels, and the main character is also well-developed.
It's a fantastic read! The plot is incredibly engaging, and the writing is exceptionally delicate. I've been suffering from a reading slump for so long, and this book truly surprised and delighted me.
Excellent, a refreshing breeze of martial arts fiction! 👍
Author, could you please resurrect Feng Junxie so he can fight He Zhenggong fairly and squarely? He Zhenggong is just too strong. So far, he seems to crush everyone he fights; his combat power is overwhelmingly superior. Fan Zhizhou is from the same era as him, but he doesn't have the same overwhelming presence.