I'm Jiang Ye, a Swordsman
我叫江野，是个剑客
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 444k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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Pure Power Fantasy, No Hiding Their Strength, and Not a Single Frustrating Moment
Looking for books like "The Ultimate Little Restaurant: Cooking Kunpeng from the Start".
A Protagonist Who’s Basically a Monster and Nearly Invincible
Genius Older Brothers From the Start. I'm Sick of Underdog Stories, and No Villains
Looking for books like "Under Heaven".
Recommend Books with Principled Protagonists. A Little Too Compassionate Is Fine
Modern novels always go out of their way to avoid making the protagonist a saint, preferring to portray them as petty or villainous. I want to read about a protagonist who is chivalrous and courageous, clearly distinguishes good from evil, understands right from wrong, and helps others within their means.
Overpowered Protagonists, Pure Enjoyment, No Stupid Decisions 💦
In a Reading Slump, I Came to the Book Slump Forum for Recommendations, Only to Find Everyone Else Was in a Slump Too
Any novel you think is good. I don't care about the genre, only the quality of the writing.
Any Stories with a Powerful Martial Artist and a Jianghu Setting?
Here for the useful tips
Desperately Seeking Satisfying Stories Like Ye Li and Lu Sheng!!!
Looking for books like "Others Train Through Hardship, While You Speedrun Advanced Martial Arts?" ("Speedrun Advanced Martial Arts!"). Ideally an urban advanced martial arts novel, with no female lead!!!
Invincible Protagonist Stories Where The Protagonist Knows He’s Invincible
Creates Peerless Cultivation Techniques and Dominates the Universe
The protagonist creates an unparalleled martial art of his own and sweeps across the stars.
Looking for Stories Like Lan Ke Qi Yuan, or About a Master Traveling Through the Mortal World
Nothing mindless, please. Something like The Chess of Rotten Persimmons, where the protagonist travels through the mortal world and witnesses its joys and sorrows, as well as birth, aging, sickness, and death.
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Immortal Martial: Invincible from the Dragon-Tiger Tendon-Transforming Sutra
Steady Cultivation: I Have a System, and Every Choice Makes Me Stronger
Mad Dog’s Revenge: Burning Through This Unjust World
My Junior Sister Fell for a Mortal, So I'll Confine Her for Fifty Years
Disciple, You’re Invincible Now. Get Lost and Go Down the Mountain!
Getting a Little Stronger Every Day, the Demon Sect Begs Me to Stop Killing!
My True Identity Was Exposed on a Talent Show, and the King of Hell Knelt to Welcome Me!
The Medical Venerable Reincarnates: This Time, I'll Keep a Low Profile
A Sword Cultivator's First Priority in the Cultivation World: Showing Off
The Ironclad Divine Constable of the Martial World
In America, I Livestream Exorcisms and Set the Internet Ablaze
Wang Stands Tall with His Blade, Crushing the High Martial Age
Immortal and Undying! From the Start, I Wiped Out an Evil Cult!
The Ultimate Little Restaurant: Braising a Kunpeng from the Start
I'm the Protagonist. Why Should I Be Afraid of Dying?
National Fate Survival: One Trait Drawn Every Month
Dimensional Invasion: I Have a Hextech Selection System
I Copy Traits to Become a God, and Break Off My Engagement to the Saintess from the Start!
The Heavenly Dao Begged Me to Stay Out of It, So I Stole the Bride
Invincible from the Start: I Open an Inn with a Young Girl and Wait for an Old Friend
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It's pretty good, but the fact that the protagonist helps others but doesn't receive merit and remains poor is a bit frustrating. Although there's definitely an important foreshadowing behind this, it's still just unsettling.
It's well-written; it definitely has a One-Punch Man feel to it. I hope the author can write some good plots later on, like One-Punch Man, where every supporting character is well-developed, and each episode has a point and highlights some unique and interesting events. I hope every character has their own story, like One-Punch Man.
This is one of the few readable novels on Tomato Magazine. It's invincible from the start, but the protagonist is exceptionally well-developed with strong moral values. Most importantly, the writing is superb.
No showing off or face-slapping, no classic tales, just a young swordsman traveling the martial world. Things changed after I arrived in the Immortal City. I became a bit of a hipster, making all sorts of references and digressions, and my writing went astray.
It's alright. These few pages are to my liking. The only problem is the lack of a table of contents. Why doesn't this book have a table of contents or chapter titles? Most importantly, these days the pace is fast, and skipping around is common. Without chapter titles, it's really difficult to read, and it might deter many people.
It's very well written, and the writing style is excellent! Every character is portrayed very well. I especially like the pure martial artist Fang Zheng. I really hope that Fang Zheng can be given some opportunities later on, or like the protagonist, use his mortal body to forge the peak of martial arts and take a non-cultivation path.
So far, it suits my taste very well.
It's well-written. I quite like the pacing of the story.
It's a very enjoyable read, the main character is strong, the story is excellent, and it's a top-notch work among Tomatoes (a popular Chinese writing style).
Excellent! It's a great cultivation-themed story, and the male protagonist has a pure and innocent heart. The overall worldview is positive and uplifting, and the story is very engaging. I hope the author continues to work hard! 😘😘😘