The Mount Hua Qi-Cultivation Record
华山养气录
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A good book; the protagonist has a rare sense of steadiness among time-travel characters. The beginning was alright, but the protagonist's "suffering is a blessing" personality was unbearable. When the protagonist went to find Feng Buping and the others, he was met with indifference.
This is so good! I think it's really good, not some kind of overpowered wish-fulfillment story. The male lead isn't a genius, and his martial arts skills aren't something he can master in just a few days like in other novels. I think it's great, keep it up, author!
I've discovered another excellent wuxia novel! The perspective is unique—time travel to the conclusion of the Huashan Sword Qi conflict. The protagonist isn't Yue Buqun's subordinate, but a junior disciple of the Sword Sect! The descriptions of martial arts have a truly authentic wuxia novel feel. Very good. Things got worse after they went up Mount Hua, which suggests the author was probably a high school student who didn't understand how a large gang survived.
This is a pretty good novel disguised as fan fiction. The early development phase might be a bit thin; for example, the blacksmith, the herb gatherer family, and the shopkeeper who's like a father figure to the protagonist—without some daily life scenes, it feels like something's missing. Without these everyday scenes during the development phase, it feels like the dish only has salt added.
Poison Poison Poison
It's well-written, not a wish-fulfillment story. The protagonist is calm and composed, with his own thoughts. The psychological journey of the protagonist is well-developed, unlike many books on Tomato. It's a breath of fresh air. However, the later descriptions became too simplistic, giving off a slightly pretentious, artsy vibe.
The writing is delicate, and the story unfolds gently, giving it a down-to-earth feel—you could say it's slow-paced. But I don't think that's a bad thing. Fast-paced stories have their advantages, while a slower pace generally avoids feeling rushed and adds a sense of realism. The protagonist is grounded and practical, which is my favorite highlight.
It's pretty good, with a bit of a martial arts feel. The protagonist's steady progress in training also shows the growth of an ordinary person. The only drawback is that, since the protagonist is a time traveler, he is somewhat slow to realize things in some places.
A nobody at the foot of Mount Hua gets caught up in a sword qi dispute and secretly escapes the mountain. He studies diligently and is accidentally discovered and given guidance by a senior sword master. He realizes his insignificance when he first enters the martial arts world and begins to live in the county town, practicing martial arts and learning medicine at the same time, until he becomes…
It's very well written, with delicate prose, unlike those superficial novels with flashy vocabulary. I've read quite a few books on Qi cultivation by this author 🤦, but after the restoration of the Sword Sect, it feels a bit like a formulaic piece 🤦. I wonder if they're waiting for the main plot to begin.