
Wuxia Crossover: The Guanghan Sword Saint of Qixia Town
综武七侠镇:广寒剑圣
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- 703k Words
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Other names
- Sword Saint of Guanghan: The Saint Who Reveals the Divine广寒剑圣:显圣的圣Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allComprehensive Martial Arts, No Female Lead, No Harem, No Womanizer, No Loser Protagonist
The protagonist can be strong, but don't make him an over-the-top arrogant type who thinks he can conquer the world, especially after gaining some cheat. Don't put dynasties like Qin, Song, and Ming all in the same world. Ideally, have one dynasty combined with multiple worlds, and make sure the plot is logical and internally consistent.
Looking for Wuxia Novels.
I'm looking for a wuxia novel that feels grounded. No splitting mountains or cutting rivers in half at the drop of a hat. Give me something more down-to-earth, not too fantastical.
Any Pure Martial Arts Stories? No Ascending to Immortality at the Drop of a Hat, I’m Tired of That
Satisfying Reads!! No More Getting Pushed Around! Pure Satisfaction!!!
Overpowered Protagonists, Pure Enjoyment, No Stupid Decisions 💦
Wuxia Fanfiction: Somewhat Invincible, No Breaking Up Canon Couples, Just Showing Off
Any Pure Wuxia Novels?
Any good martial arts stories? People hardly write wuxia these days. I miss it. Nowadays, everyone gets a System and cheats their way to immortality and godhood, with divine physiques and all that. I'm sick of it. It's so boring. I want to feel the thrill of roaming the world with a sword and settling scores with a sense of justice.
Any Stories with a Protagonist Who’s Calm and Clear-Headed, Without a Violent Temper?
I'm looking for books similar to Cultivators Versus Superpowers. After reading novels, anime, and movies for so long, I've noticed that protagonists usually go from good to evil, yet their high abilities aren't matched by an equally developed state of mind. Are there any protagonists who go from evil to good and have a highly cultivated state of mind?
Let's Bring Martial Arts Novels Back to the Jianghu, Guys!
The Jianghu, Wuxia, and the Imperial Court
Looking for books similar to "The Whole World Is Against Me? So What?". The martial world is like a jug of fine wine: everyone has a different flavor.
Looking for High Martial Arts, Internal Power, and Jianghu
Looking for books like "Forging the Body to Godhood". Preferably, the protagonist has no golden finger, and it isn't a wish-fulfillment novel.
Wuxia Without a System, Making It on Your Own ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ Elegance Never Goes Out of Style
Looking for Wuxia Novels
Ancient martial arts cultivators live for ages and make it to the modern day. No System, no transmigration.
The Best Jianghu Novels on Tomato Novel
I once dreamed of roaming the world with a sword, but had to put the plan on hold because I was broke. What are your all-time favorite jianghu novels, guys? I'll start: here are the five best jianghu novels on Tomato, in my opinion.
A Revolutionary Wuxia Novel
I’ve finished "The Snowy Path of the Heroic Blade" and "Luring Her into Seclusion" and have run out of things to read. Recommend more novels about young men and women venturing through the martial world.
Ensemble Martial Arts Stories, No CP or Romance, No Goody-Two-Shoes Leads, No Major Flaws, and a Fast-Paced Plot
🍅 Any Good Comprehensive Wuxia or Wuxia Fanfiction? Jin Yong, Gu Long
Good Wuxia Novels: No Brain-Dead Plots, No Making Characters Stupid, and No Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger!
No playing the pig to eat the tiger! A System would be great, but no System is fine too. Cultivation novels are okay as well.
Comprehensive Martial Arts + Multiple Women + Invincible
I don't want a timid, submissive lead. It's so frustrating to read. I want someone who'll take action when challenged and does whatever they please.
Wuxia, Imperial Court, Jianghu, System
The protagonist trains in the Golden Bell Shield from the very beginning and masters it completely.
Come Debate Me If There Is No Masterpiece Featuring Wuxia, the Martial World, the Best Under Heaven, and Retirement
Is there really no masterpiece combining wuxia, the jianghu, and being the greatest under heaven, followed by retirement and invincibility? Come argue if you disagree.
Looking for Wuxia Stories Set in the Jianghu, with Great Prose and a Good Plot, No Romance
I want good writing and a good plot. I just can’t stand wuxia stories that are all about romance. That’s not the jianghu Gu Long and Jin Yong gave me!!!
Martial Arts Novels That Hold Up Well
I’m Looking for a Feel-Good Wuxia Novel. Thanks, Guys
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Wuxia: I Defeat the Taixuan Sutra with One Coin and Break Off My Engagement to Li Hanyi
A Sword Drifts Through Snow, Book 139
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Fast-paced, concise, and without unnecessary filler, it's already a rare gem of a book. It's also full of witty remarks, quite good! [Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!] Not enough! Too little! Update faster, update more chapters! [Requesting massive updates!]
Although it reads like a monotonous, unoriginal piece, some other monotonous writing is simply unreadable. This author's work, however, is quite good; I read every single page.
It was quite interesting, and it didn't just follow the plot blindly; the connections between parts were quite natural. Ugh, there are too many details about the inn. It's fine as a base camp, but if the entire story revolves around the inn, it gets a bit boring. Besides, I've almost read the original plot to death. It'll just be something they casually mention, and the more detailed it is, the less anticipation I have for the book.
There's no system involved, the protagonist starts with high comprehension, there's no unnecessary plot development, and the story transitions smoothly without the protagonist being overly cautious. It's currently a very good crossover martial arts novel.
What kind of nonsense is this, directly labeling someone a lecherous thief in Chapter 25?
Without further ado, it's watchable. Let me test it out first to see if it's safe to watch! I'll leave a follow-up review after I finish watching! It's alright, just the writing style is a bit lacking. It flows smoothly, like a simple descriptive essay, and there aren't any major flaws.
For me, this book is quite enjoyable. It doesn't have a system, the protagonist is talented, and it's not frustrating.
A rare gem among martial arts novels by Tomato
That's fucking awesome.
Pride, one of the Seven Deadly Sins