
The Arrogant Retribution Paladin
嚣张惩戒骑
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 575k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →A Book That Really Opens Your Eyes
Looking for something like *A True Record of Changing One's Fate*. It's a very practical book on metaphysics, with detailed explanations. The author presents many of its concepts with such a witty style that it feels like a sudden burst of insight, clearing everything up.
Great Books That Truly Weave Chinese Culture into the Story
Looking for books like Hidden Origin.
Realistic Capitalists, Not Do-Gooders
I want to read something like *Reborn as a Super Tycoon*. It should be logical, realistic, and the protagonist shouldn’t be a bleeding heart.
Urban Novels About Rebuilding Your Life in America
Anything like that?
Authors, Step Right up and Recommend Your Own Books!!!!
Authors, come on in! I want to read your books!
Looks Like Reading a Novel, But You're Actually Learning
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What's the Greatest Wuxia Online Game Novel of All Time? Can Anything Compare to This One?
What's the greatest wuxia game novel of all time? If you know a book that can measure up to this one, come recommend it and help me out of my reading slump!
A Novel Where Players Get Beta Access in Waves, and the Beta Game Is a Real World
Can't Seem to Find Any More Tomato Novels About Founding Nations in Nanyang or Australia
I'm looking for books like *King of Nanyang: Starting by Integrating the Stragglers of the Expeditionary Force*. Can anyone recommend something? I can't find any novels to listen to at work!
Any Online Gaming Novels With Extremely Rigorous Data and Stats?
Any online game novels with incredibly rigorous stats and data?
Stories About the Protagonist Thriving Abroad
Are There Any Books About Collectivism? So Many Seem to Focus on the Lone Hero
I have a hard time getting into stories about individual heroism. Some of them don't really align with my values, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows any good stories focused on collectivism and putting the greater good first.
Gender-Bender, Male-Targeted Tragedies That Will Wreck Me (Hehe, I'm Not Afraid of Angst!)
When Games Invade Reality 🔥
Dear Authors, Come Recommend Your Own Books!
Authors, please come recommend your own books!
Good Novels About Traditional Chinese Medicine
Nothing too exaggerated.
Novels About Founding a Country Overseas
Looking for a novel about founding a country overseas.
Male-to-Female Transformation, No System
Online Games Have No Masterpieces Anymore! Fight Me.
This Is the Only Traditional Chinese Medicine Novel I Love!
This book made me fall in love with traditional Chinese medicine!
The Greatest Web Novel in the Gaming World: A Great Read You Can Enjoy Three Times Over!
Looking for books similar to *Online Games: I Rule the World*.
Online Gaming: No Guild, Lone Wolf, Can Merge with Reality
Looking for books similar to *The All-Around Sword Cultivator*. A lone wolf who doesn’t start or join a guild or faction, has some brains, and preferably fights in close combat.
Online Gaming Novels You Can Stick With, Not the Brain-Dead Kind
Online game novels that are engaging enough to read for a long time, but aren't brainless. Ideally something like Starting from Zero.
Games Invade Reality and Affect the Real World
A world where games or horror realms from real life can enter the real world.
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Just watching this "Western City in 2077" locked me in, and the setting is very novel. It is actually set in a dark sewer as the background, and it delicately depicts the hunger, cold, desperate survival, and despair of young Alexander. When he was rescued by two mysterious women in black and green, a piece of candy and a sip of water lit up the glimmer of life, and their questioning of the "death sewer" laid suspenseful foreshadowing. Science fiction and fantasy are collected together, and the text is concise and full of tension. The author creates an atmosphere of intertwined struggle between the bottom and mysterious intervention. The appearance of the Kyushu sage hints at the grand settings such as spiritual gods and holy light. I really like reading it. Come on! It's so enjoyable. The more you read, the more you stay motivated. The writing style has also improved a lot. It's enjoyable to read, and the plot becomes richer and richer.
When the divine net descends, one can see the three-dimensional attributes of essence, energy, and spirit. The protagonist Gou teaches people how to maintain good health in Xinshou Village and guides them to do good. Those who treat diseases are frontline doctors, and those who make people less sick must be cultural workers! The author's purpose in writing TCM novels is not to make people addicted, nor is it to teach people to become doctors. It is to make more people aware of the preciousness of energy and spirit, protect the energy and spirit, and stay healthy every day. It can be seen that the author wants to write a high-quality spiritual novel and a positive energy novel. Create the first Chinese medicine online game!
I stayed up late and finished reading it. It was a very interesting book. The world view of this book, Urban Martial Arts, is indeed grand. Just like the introduction, it is very imaginative. The story written by the author is very interesting, very exciting and worth reading [Like][Like][Like]
With the feelings of family and country as the backbone and the high sense of martial arts as the blade, the plot is explosive and the killing is decisive. The protagonist takes the holy light to take revenge and spans a thousand years of history. Every battle is hearty and full of blood and excitement for the family and country. You can't stop chasing it!
This novel completely breaks away from the routine and combines the Western disciplinary knights with the Eastern monasticism. It is eye-catching and refreshing. The lines are full of vivid connotations. The plot is compact, non-delayed and gripping. The characters have distinct and lifelike personalities. The whole book is constantly suspenseful and gripping. Kudos to the author for his imagination!
The imaginative mix of Chinese and Western elements is unique. The setting of giving away materials in exchange for faith is absurd and ironic. It combines online game skills with Chinese medicine prescriptions. It has both flaws and a sense of satisfaction. The more you watch, the more you get addicted. I haven't finished reading it yet, I'll keep reading.
The collision between the Western disciplinary cavalry and the Eastern monasticism creates wonderful sparks. The plot has constant reversals, the writing is delicate and logical, and it is also interspersed with popular science of traditional Chinese medicine. The setting of the protagonist from death to resurrection makes people want to follow it to the end.
Am I reading a fantasy novel or a medical book on Chinese herbal medicine? This teacher is very knowledgeable! The article is well written and has a lot of medical knowledge! I have never seen such a perfect combination of medical knowledge and stories! I couldn't help but write a review and I'm still watching! Good article recommendation! [Adoration]
This fantasy fantasy novel has a novel setting, a grand and unconventional world view, constant plot reversals, and an explosion of imagination. The pace is tight and refreshing. The more I read, the more I read. I couldn't stop. I read to the end of the book in one breath. The author please update it quickly. I wish you a big hit🔥🔥🔥
Using the pain of hunger and the warmth of a piece of candy, the reader is instantly drawn into a cold world with residual hope. The visuals are very strong, the details are precise, the characters stand firm with just one look, and the rhythm is not sensational but poignant.