
Autumn Rain, Spring Sword, Winter Chill
秋雨春剑寒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 167k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
43Chapters
3Reads
70Reads · all time
In booklists 4
Novels About Teaching or Extracting Martial Arts Manuals
Looking for novels where the protagonist extracts or creates martial arts from wuxia novels, then practices them or selectively teaches them to the people of China.
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Reader comments 1
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Okay, come on, I finally found a good book. The story is full of twists and turns, and the road is full of dangers [already planted] Martial arts works are often misunderstood by the outside world as just fighting scenes. In fact, they are about people, the world, and how to choose your own path in a complex world. Jianghu is not a geographical concept, but a metaphor of social relations: survival, credibility, friendship, and reputation are intertwined, which determines how far a person can go and how stable he can go. Good martial arts works often reveal the inner struggles and growth of the characters behind the numerous flashes of swords. It is not simply passionate and sensational, but uses a simple plot to amplify the complexity of human nature, allowing readers to see their own side clearly when passing through the rivers and lakes.