
Jianfeng!
剑锋!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
333Reads
7.0Score
477Chapters
15Listens
61.7kReads · all time
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Genius! Genius! Don't waste it!
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I'm Looking for a Male Channel for the Protagonist, a Genius Who Has Good Spiritual Roots from the Beginning.
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Cultivation Novel, Qi Training Period. Foundation Building Stage, Golden Elixir Stage, Nascent Soul Stage
I want to read a book similar to "Floating Fairy Road". These books explain the concept of "cultivating immortality from the grassroots" in a clear way, making people excited and addicted to read it. If you are also hungry for this kind of plot of counterattacking from the bottom and slapping all the talented people in the face, hurry up and grab the book! Guaranteed to let you experience the world of cultivating immortals
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The Protagonist Has a Sect with a Very Upright Family Tradition and Is a Swordsman Who Goes Out to Practice.
I want to read a book similar to "Spirit Ruins, Sword Coffin, and Blind Swordsman".
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The Male Protagonist Has No CP and Is Dedicated to Cultivating Immortality. He Should Not Be a Loser but Should Always Be a Genius.
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The classic three chapters of Huang Quan, after that, the level is okay, but it is not so elaborate, and it can be read.
Shushan is really a tear of the times. My favorite blood nerve has also appeared. I will definitely watch it.
The protagonist goes down the mountain for the second time, and the entire Far North is trained by an old demon. The protagonist encounters the Jianxiu Cave, which is completely deliberately reserved for the game. It is a classic dark world view of cultivating immortals.
Brother, I am Shushan Emei, but I am really extreme. If you catch me, you will kill, kill, kill. This is more crazy than any evil way. I see that Shushan is included in your book. Let me tell you something.
It's refreshing and dense, and it didn't disappoint at all. Every character is full-bodied and every decision is worthwhile.
Immortality cultivation is very popular recently. I have read a few books and this one struck me the most. The scene is very graphic, I read it in one sitting, feel free to read it, no problem
Not bad, I can read it, it's an electronic pickle for fishing at work, the plot is okay.
Good-looking, good-looking. Just one sentence from the classic fairy tale. The descriptions of each house number are very distinctive. I really don't want to watch the waste stream protagonist anymore
It's okay, just put it on a bookshelf and keep it. I hope you won't be spoiled.
Finished reading. It feels like the world view of classical Xianxia + Shushan. Except for the authentic Xuanmen, everyone else is really bad.
When you get to the back, it's all about the background, powerful, and various. Now that I see it, I can already feel the strength of the protagonist.
The beginning is quite indifferent, but it allows readers to calm down and savor the story that follows. From the moment the protagonist steps into the immortal gate, it feels like the author has laid out a big picture. Who passed down the Haoran Sword that Liu Feng carries to him? And can Liu Feng sustain this great reputation in the future? Until the beginning of the foundation building, when he went to the Northern Territory to slay demons, I saw the author's understanding of Haoran, who was born with a sword and finally became a sword. There was no pretense of killing people beyond the ranks, no intrigues within the sect, only the protagonist's constant growth, constant enlightenment, and constant seeing of himself. In your own heart, you should constantly stick to the awe-inspiring responsibility in your heart. Perhaps the world of immortality is cruel, and talent divides people into 369 levels. However, supporting characters who are not as talented as the protagonist still have their own lives and can understand what they are thinking. Such supporting characters also live up to the name of Taixuan! As for the chapter on swords, I am very much looking forward to how sharp this inner sword that has never been unsheathed is? The sharp edge is contained in the rock, and the sword has been raised for decades until it finally leaves the body. In the autumn of troubled times, with all the experience in the world of mortals, it remains to be seen what hardships the protagonist and his Haoran Sword will go through before they develop an edge that is unique to him. [Strike]
[Laughing] It's a very interesting ancient novel about cultivating immortals. It reminds me of the fairy-tale style that I used to watch when I read Legend of Sword and Fairy and Legend of Shushan. The immortal cultivators in this book really have an immortal spirit that loves the common people and thinks about the common people in the world, and the author likes to explode from time to time, which is really amazing! Eat a lot and be full.
No matter the plot or the protagonist, there are no problems. It is a little different from the traditional fairy tale. There is no literary routine of pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger or breaking off an engagement. Except that the protagonist's name is a bit ordinary, haha. I have seen about 100 pictures so far. It's okay.
Share your opinion It's well written, I just like the tone of the sword cultivator. Among the sword cultivators I've read, the classic trilogy of sword cultivators (The Path of the Swordsman, The Sword Soldier Crosses the River, The Sword Is the Demon) is the best. Due to physical reasons, the last part was not completed, which is a pity, and the rest cannot be read! The author can use it as a reference. Sword cultivators are sharp, free and easy, pure, true-tempered ones, dare to love and hate, passionate and fearless... The outline is based on the theme of pure sword cultivating. This kind of subject is extremely difficult to develop, but I hope to write a flesh-and-blood plot. I look forward to it...
To put it simply, the classic taste is very authentic. Goldfinger is wide open, but it's beautifully written, not obtrusive and doesn't appear too often. The background was made very big, and it looked like the No. 1 Xuanmen in the lower world. Anyway, when other forces heard that the protagonist came from Taixuan, they all stood at attention. Enlightenment that kind of genius flow of mind. It's hard to say how fast the upgrade is. It usually takes a few years. The previous pace feels a bit faster, like a cultivation novel. I saw the beginning of the Taoist struggle recently, so that's okay. Finally, to sum up, those who watch classical fairy tales can enjoy it without thinking. Oh, what I remember most is that the protagonist often encounters people of a higher level, either running away, being rescued by the elders of the sect, or looking up to the powerful to fight. This is very interesting. In addition, there are also typical cases where the foundation is destroyed when the foundation is being built, and the golden elixir kills the foundation across borders. So far, I haven't seen anyone crossing the upper realm to kill anyone.
This limited return version of the traditional immortality theme is really awesome. The author has obviously polished it carefully and brought out the "immortal" feeling. Rather than the impetuous system upgrade and monster-killing-style cultivating immortality on the market.
The dark horse of the annual fairy tale novel is scheduled! Must give full star praise! As an old bookworm who has read all kinds of fairy tales, this article really gave me too many surprises. It did not take the shortcut of systematic flow or cool literary flow, but concentrated on polishing the world view and plot. The charm of classical fairy tales is full, and the integration of classic elements such as Shushan and Classic of Mountains and Seas is without any sense of disobedience, creating a grand and vivid world of cultivating immortals. The protagonist line of Pure Sword Cultivator is passionate and inspirational. The setting of dual cultivation of mind and cultivation makes the characters extremely three-dimensional. The plot has ups and downs, and the Taoist struggle is exciting to watch. The author's updates are stable and his writing skills are online. It is a rare masterpiece of fairy tales. I strongly recommend it to all readers who like traditional fairy tales and sword repair novels. You will definitely not be disappointed!
Overall review: It's still pretty good, and the flaws don't overshadow the strengths. Readable, with a classic feel Flaws: 1: The character has a sense of fragmentation. The protagonist is a person with great aura and heart. This is true most of the time (for example, he said that he killed the people who deserve to be killed), especially after leaving China, the resurrection of Mofudue was a failure in my opinion. What's more, after reuniting with the protagonist, the protagonist only expressed indifference towards him. Although I believe that the author wanted to kill him when he has the strength, but this is not what I think of Haoran. The unity of words and deeds, the unity of knowledge and action, this is described well by Shi Xuan of the Book of Destruction and Luck. I hope the author can refer to it. 2: Sometimes I can feel that there is a fairy-like and ethereal feeling in the writing; 3: There are some repeated descriptions of classic scenes and quotations; 4: The sense of time is fragmented. For example, when Nian Yun was rescued in Da Gan, the protagonist cultivated, built the Four Elephant Cauldron, formed elixirs, and practiced magical weapons in Yangzhou for a period of ten or twenty years. However, Nian Yun was described later as a little girl, with Zhou Zi. An Liu and Wang Nianyun didn't explain the training of these people when they returned to the mountain. They felt like they were just tools. Senior Sister Zhuoyu felt the same way. She looked like the heroine was actually not as three-dimensional as the supporting characters described; and the setting was a bit cliche, with the antagonistic lost brother. Advantages: 1: The sect is good, there is not so much intrigue and intrigue; 2: The story description is also smooth; 3: The strength setting of each realm can also be very strong, there is no exaggeration about fighting across levels. 4: The protagonist is a normal person, neither that good nor that bad.
It can be seen that the author has worked very hard. The routines are classic, the writing is delicate, and the plot is smooth. The classic ancient fairy-xia flow template shows the immortals and heroes in the fairy-xia style. This is the essence that cannot be written in many novels about systematic cultivation of immortality. Although the plot routine is a bit old, for an old bookworm like me who is tired of reading books, it is just right to relieve boredom.
It's rare to find a protagonist who is not a demon cultivator, so give it a try.
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I highly recommend that you read this book to the end, read it slowly, and read it carefully. This book seems unremarkable at first glance, but the more I read, the more interesting it becomes. There is no golden finger, no system, it is completely the ancient school of cultivating immortals. Similar to Shu Xian Zhuan
It's watchable, but I can't count the number of characters in Xianxia, so no one will watch it [crying] [crying]
It's okay, you can take a look, it's best to follow your heart quickly
It's great. It's really a long novel about cultivating immortals that is the most enjoyable to read. Shorter ones are not enough to read. This book is really well written. It has an ancient style similar to Shushan Zhuan. I dream back to those days. How nice it is [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
It's just food and grass, but I'm afraid not many people will watch the protagonist's authentic Xuanmen character.
It's a good read, a good book but not a popular series. After reading it, I felt empty inside, just... Why are only seven or eight people following it? Come on, author!
It's okay and worth watching, but there are so few people watching it.
I think it is very in line with my taste. I don't know why so few people have watched it and the ratings are so low [laughing awkwardly] The author still has to keep making more updates! Come on