Yi Yun, Martial Saint
易运武圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- From a Lowly, Betrayed Outcast to a Martial Arts Master!从低微背弃之身到武道通神！Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read 40 chapters so far, and I dare say this is the best novel I've read in the last two years. The protagonist is meticulous and intelligent. I hope the later chapters maintain this level of quality. Also, I don't understand why it only has a 7-something rating. Those cliché "many children, many blessings" novels all get 8 or 9 points. Sigh.
The core of a truly great novel lies not in the story it tells, but in the unforgettable souls it creates. When characters are no longer merely tools to drive the plot, but possess their own will, contradictions, desires, and arcs of growth, they rise from the pages, possessing independent lives.
I've reached chapter 38 so far, and the first mini-plot is finished. All I can say is, it's awesome and great! Other reviews mentioned the tortoise, but that's not the case. The author said it was a slow burn, but it wasn't as slow as I imagined. After learning martial arts, it was incredibly satisfying, with rapid progress, clear thinking, and the ability to kill everything with a punch.
Well, it's not bad. The genre is straightforward; the system's structure and character design are relatively compatible, though a bit mixed. The content isn't particularly original, but there aren't any major flaws either. The pacing is fast—it's a typical "feel-good" story. The minor flaws are negligible. The beginning is better, but the later parts feel a bit repetitive.
Yes, the plot is fast-paced, and the protagonist is decisive in killing.
This book is written quite smoothly, and you can finish it before you know it. Each climax is only written in 60-70% of its length. It doesn't feel thrilling, nor does it feel tedious. It's just interesting yet ordinary. The ending elevates the story, providing a predictable and imaginative, beautiful and grand conclusion.
I've been following it for over a month, and seeing the rating hasn't reached 7, I quickly came to leave a review. It's a very good isekai martial arts novel, the protagonist's cheat system is well-designed, and he combines steady progress with rapid leveling up. There's currently no female lead, nor is there any indication of one. It's a pure, enjoyable read, and definitely a gem in its genre.
It's considered quite good among Tomato books, but it's normal that fewer people read it and it gets lower scores because it lacks exciting moments in the early stages. It's suitable for people who want to read it slowly and gradually.
This is definitely a rare gem of a book. I've read many fast-paced books before, and the first few chapters seemed a bit rushed, but once I started reading, it turned out to be a truly excellent book. I've finished it and am giving it five stars.
The protagonist's character is portrayed with great subtlety; his actions and demeanor are measured and measured, and his wisdom, beyond his years, is not explicitly stated but rather vividly revealed after just a few chapters. The writing style is fluent, unhurried, and gently unfolds—a style I appreciate!