Wuxia, the Martial World, Training With a Template, and Great Writing

151 侠 Chivalrous? Bullshit! Quanzhen Stir-Fry StoveEastern Fantasy442k WordsOngoing 55Reads6.2Score—Shelves

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The most martial arts novel

152 君 The King Rises to the Top Uncut Jade Meets a Good CraftsmanMartial Arts406k WordsOngoing 53Reads—Score—Shelves

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This is a good book, you can read it

153 七 Seven Days of Obsession Brick MusicEastern Fantasy587k WordsOngoing 2.7kReads9.3Score320Shelves

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✨Tomato dug up a good and unpopular book about immortals. It does not rely on traffic, but relies entirely on writing and plot to earn a high reputation. "Step by Step" + "Concise Writing" + "Realistic Jianghu" Others are practicing hard to seek immortality, but the male protagonist does the opposite and uses the obsession of all living beings to strengthen his foundation of magic # Score Fantasy # Fighting Technique #

154 鹤 Cranes Roar in the Sky Lazy ScholarEastern Fantasy370k WordsCompleted 165Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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I can read this one just fine now!

156 诸 All Heavens: I Became the Leader of Huashan Mountain A Page of Pen and PaperMartial Arts739k WordsCompleted 16.3kReads7.8Score544Shelves

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This is a bit more in line with taste recently

164 诸 Zhu Wu: Xiao Longnu, Don't Cry, Be Careful of Yang Guo Desire for Revenge125k WordsOngoing 19Reads—Score—Shelves

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Martial arts. . . . . .

165 重 Reborn as You Tanzhi: Conquering the Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils World Shuang BingMartial Arts329k WordsOngoing 149Reads6.0Score—Shelves

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Take a look at this ancient style, pure martial arts

166 不 Three Thousand Miles, Never Betraying These Mountains and Rivers I Don't Usually DrinkEastern Fantasy693k WordsOngoing 5.8kReads8.4Score462Shelves

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Let me recommend myself shamelessly

167 综 Wuxia Crossover: Starting with Li Feidao One Durian No. 3Martial Arts1.4M WordsCompleted 91.9kReads8.9Score4.8kShelves

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You can read these two books, especially the first one

168 世 The World Is so Cold, I Was Born to Hit the Wall Niu LiuMartial Arts759k WordsCompleted 8Reads—Score—Shelves

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Go check it out (The world is so hot, I'm born to hit the wall), a martial arts novel that describes the warmth and coldness of human relationships!

169 诸 All Heavens Live Forever: I Took Away Lin Pingzhi's Body Eating Hot Pot at Phoenix AirportEastern Fantasy294k WordsCompleted 863Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Personally, I think this is good.

170 武 The Legend of Martial Arts Heroes: Long Zhenyunye Travel with the WindEastern Fantasy531k WordsOngoing 92Reads—Score—Shelves

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I feel okay

171 青 Green Duckweed Yue GuanEastern Fantasy4.0M WordsCompleted 15.9kReads8.6Score1.8kShelves

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These are all books! ! The first book takes place in a parallel world, vaguely depicting the Shang and Zhou dynasties of China. In the second book, fighting is not like other fantasy novels.

173 公 The Princess and the Sword Immortal Zhi Ge Wen MoEastern Fantasy1.4M WordsCompleted 1.2kReads5.8Score106Shelves

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The opening chapter of "The Princess and the Sword Immortal" slowly unfolds like a picture of a solitary smoke in the desert. It was snowing in the wind and the sky was cold. Princess Zhao Jin of Zhaoyang and her maid Bi He quietly escaped from the cage in the palace and plunged into the vast rivers and lakes. This situation is quite similar to the time when Guo Jing and Huang Rong met in the wind and snow in Zhangjiakou for the first time. However, it is not Huang Rong's ingenuity that Zhao Jin escapes. Instead, Zhao Jin has a tenacious mind, broad vision, and nobility. In this dangerous world, he is like a bright pearl secretly casting a shadow, which attracts people's suspense. The "Lone Shadow Sword Immortal" Xiao Jianqiu has a thunderous reputation, and his martial arts has reached an advanced level. The "Autumn Water Ancient Sword" is unsheathed, and all the heroes are restrained. He is a cold, aloof person with erratic movements, but he is not a heartless person. The princess and the swordsman, one noble, one hidden, one hot, one cold, their fates intersect in this harsh winter, and there will be earth-shattering changes. The beginning of the story is well laid out, the characters are vividly drawn, the suspense is high, and the swords and swords are hidden in the wind and snow. It is truly a fascinating work.

174 亦 Also Ask for Love A HorseEastern Fantasy667k WordsCompleted 5Reads—Score—Shelves

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The writing style is Jin Yong style, not a novel. The whole book starts with Bei Ming Shen Gong and Star Absorbing Dafa to unfold the story. This book perfectly integrates martial arts and immortal chivalry. The logic of the drama is clear and humorous, and the martial arts drama is hearty and exciting. It weakens the old routine of killing monsters and upgrading, and focuses on portraying the core values ​​​​of "xiaxia". It is a rare good book and definitely worth reading.

175 林 Lin Pingzhi's Adventure in Saving the Ming Dynasty Xue Ding'e's DogMartial Arts169k WordsOngoing 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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I'm stuck, help me, logic problem, don't worry about readers or writers! Chapter 45: The hole dug cannot be filled. How to deal with this two-progress and retreat situation?

176 江 Jianghu Weapon Spectrum Said to the West EarlyEastern Fantasy633k WordsOngoing 18Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A group portrait, with delicate writing, full stories, and a strong chivalrous flavor, with two male protagonists, light and dark lines, battles between Jianghu and court, real fighting scenes, and online machinations and ingenuity.

177 大 Snow Blankets the World, the Wind Carries the Blade An Ren Dao Ruo ShanHistorical3.3M WordsCompleted 28.6kReads9.0Score3.8kShelves

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Imagination + history + martial arts + beast control + fairy + time travel + Lao Liu + passion, no system, not invincible, many foreshadowings, valuable articles should not be drowned, strong sense of substitution, the author's writing style has its own set of logic, good articles are worthy of more people to discover

178 末 The Doomsday Blade Abyss Mu Rong SmilesMartial Arts3.6M WordsCompleted 20.1kReads7.9Score1.9kShelves

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Taking the mysterious game "Abyss of Swords" as a starting point, travel through the heavens and cultivate reality through false pretenses! The Ancient Dragon Heroes' plane achieves the acquired realm! Entering the Heavenly Slaying Dragon Plane! The eight parts of Tianlong build the foundation! The Great Master of Double Dragon Certification of the Tang Dynasty enters the state of consecration!

179 倚 The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber: Song Qingshu of Wudang I Alone Am Different from OthersMartial Arts503k WordsCompleted 669Reads6.4Score—Shelves

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Martial arts novels that travel through the rivers and lakes and practice martial arts: Tianlong, Yitian, Xiaoao, Shendiao, etc.; The first one travels through the world of Yitian and becomes the son of Wudang senior brother. At the beginning, Zhang Sanfeng teaches Wudang Nine Yang Kung Fu. In the second book, he travels to Xiaoao. At the beginning, he encounters bandits massacring the village. He is rescued by passing Yue Buqun and brought back to Mount Huashan. As an adult, he goes down the mountain to the ancient tombs of Zhongnan Mountain to search for innate skills.

191 都 Urban Martial Arts: Young Hengdao City of SevenUrban479k WordsOngoing 422Reads—Score—Shelves

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Martial arts arena, academy boy

192 灼 The Legend of Zhuoyun Dahuang Never Stop PracticingEastern Fantasy152k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Challenge the writing style and the plot~

193 左 An Empress on My Left, a Demon Queen on My Right: I Rule by Throwing My Weight Around The Evening Breeze as BeforeEastern Fantasy1.5M WordsCompleted 9.7kReads8.4Score795Shelves

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Completely meets the requirements! Rivers and lakes, martial arts novels! The male protagonist hides in trouble, but in fact he has an extraordinary life experience. His sister-in-law is an empress, his fiancée is a fairy, and his old uncle is the richest man. The male protagonist is good-looking, rich, relaxed and refreshing, and his writing is exquisite. It has been updated to nearly 600,000 words!

194 我 I Am Not a Blood Demon. Who Touched My Cornucopia? Moonlight PawnMartial Arts615k WordsCompleted 234Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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After Master Yideng, Zhou Botong, and Ying Gu passed away in the Baihua Valley, Zhu Ziliu, the ancestor of the Zhu family, was sorting out their belongings and discovered the notes left by Ying Gu. Although the notes contained many secrets, they were written down as I thought and practiced, and were also mixed with many trivial matters that had nothing to do with martial arts, making them quite messy. Zhu Ziliu carefully sorted out and revised it, deleted redundant content, and finally compiled it into five volumes of "Yinggu Notes". Since then it has become a secret treasure passed down from generation to generation in the Zhu family. Let's talk about the origin of "Iron Palm Magic". Back then, when Qiu Qianren became a disciple of Master Yideng, he thought that his own kung fu, which could rival the Five Supreme Arts of the Central Plains, would be lost and passed on by no one. It would be a pity and he would be unworthy of his master. But at that time, he was devoted to the Buddha and had no time to look for successors to give careful guidance. So I wanted to learn from Huang Shang's method of "Nine Yin Manual" and record what I have learned throughout my life into a book for those who are destined to do so. Unfortunately, I am a martial artist and don't read much. So I thought of asking my senior brother Zhu Ziliu for help. Although Zhu Ziliu's martial arts skills were not as good as Qiu Qianren's, he had a very high level of understanding and was well-read in poetry and books. He was even known as "the most famous calligrapher in southern China". He was originally a scholar among the four disciples of Master Yideng, who was a fisherman, a woodcutter, a farmer and a scholar. He once served as the prime minister of Dali. Integrating "Yi Yang Zhi" with calligraphy, and using pen to refer to it, he created the unique "Yi Yang Shu Zhi Judge's Writing Method". When Zhu Changling was young, he relied on this ancestral calligraphy technique to achieve a great reputation in the world of "shattering strokes". After hearing Qiu Qianren's request, Zhu Ziliu readily agreed. So Qiu Qianren dictated it and Zhu Ziliu wrote it, and wrote a book called "Iron Palm Magic". The book contains all the unique skills of the Iron Palm Clan such as palm skills, internal skills, light skills, hidden weapons, etc. This book has been secretly passed down in the Zhu family for generations since then, and continues to this day. Who would have thought that a mere Zhuwu Lianzhuang Village would contain so many earth-shattering martial arts secrets! Such a profound foundation is enough to make most sects in the world envious. But this also proves a truth: just having secret books and unique skills is not enough. Martial arts requires both talent and mindfulness. No matter how good the inheritance is, if it lacks the purity of studying deeply, it will never become a great thing. For example, Zhu Changling has guarded many rare and unique skills, but after practicing for half his life, he is stuck in the realm of a first-class master, unable to move. It was later that he was controlled by Lin Yu with his spiritual consciousness, and he unexpectedly broke through to the top level. Wu Lie was even worse, he could barely even get the title of a second-rate master. No wonder many famous sects and martial arts families clearly have superior inheritances, but in the end they inevitably decline. In the final analysis, it is still a matter of "people" - if future generations do not have the concentration to devote themselves to martial arts, and the awe of adhering to inheritance, no matter how good the secret book is, it will be nothing more than a dusty decoration on the bookshelf. After some emotion, the night was getting darker and the bright sky was completely silent, becoming the best background. Lin Yu picked up the first volume of "Yinggu Notes" - "Yinggu Martial Arts Chapter" with his fingertips. The yellowed pages carry the scent of old ink and glow slightly under the light. The opening chapter is a succinct illustration of Loach Kung Fu, with a few strokes outlining the exquisite transformation of the body shape. The side annotation shows Yinggu's profound understanding of the three words "sliding, cleverness and change". Turning back, the path of the Hanyin Arrow is like a silver thread piercing the veins. Every key point of sending and receiving palm force is marked in detail. Lin Yu was originally a martial arts fanatic, and he was instantly attracted by the contents of the notes. For the time being, we have put aside the complicated academic affairs and worries of Mingjiao. He reads very fast, and he finished the first volume in just a cup of tea. This is not perfunctory, in fact, these martial arts no longer have much mystery in his eyes - the Great Shift of the Universe has reached the seventh level, and the operating mechanism of martial arts in the world has long been like observing lines on the palm of his hand. What's more, his own creation of "Xuan Tian Yi Bian" has already broken away from the shackles of ordinary martial arts. Nowadays, except for Zhang Sanfeng, who is hiding in Wudang, no one in the world can compete with him in martial arts. Although Yinggu's original kung fu was ingenious, it only made him feel slightly novel. Putting the first volume aside casually, he picked up the second volume. On the inside of the cover, Zhu Ziliu wrote "Zhou Botong's Martial Arts Chapter" in neat small letters. The opening chapter is a diagram of the seventy-two Kong Ming Fist, with cute little people drawn next to it. Judging from that posture, it was exactly what Zhou Botong looked like when he was practicing boxing. Lin Yu's fingertips paused slightly, and his eyes stayed on the map for a longer time. His brows were slightly furrowed, as if he was pondering the key tips. The martial arts of the Quanzhen sect recorded in this volume, especially the martial arts created by Zhou Botong, were obviously more interesting to him than the first volume. The seventy-two ways of Kong Ming Fist are extremely yin and soft, which is in inverse proportion to the extreme hardness and yang of the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms. It was when Zhou Botong was imprisoned on Peach Blossom Island that he understood and created it from the Tao Te Ching, focusing on "emptiness and softness". The wind of the fist is agile, as if the emptiness is returning to reality, and the power of the fist is vague and non-existent, like a needle hidden in cotton, soft yet tough. It can hit the real with the virtual and defeat the strong with the weak. Its power is comparable to Wudang Tai Chi. Its main purpose is to "make it clear through emptiness", and it requires practitioners to have a clear heart in order to understand the subtlety. Zhou Botong used this boxing to fight against Ouyang Feng, Huang Yaoshi, Jinlun Dharma King and other top masters without losing any of them. After Guo Jing learned this boxing, his martial arts improved greatly and became even more powerful. Therefore, although this boxing technique is not as famous as the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, Finger Flick Magical Power, One Yang Finger and other unique skills, its power is not inferior. It can be regarded as a unique and powerful unique boxing technique in Jin Yong's martial arts world. Turning to the back, the record and analysis of "left and right fights" made Lin Yu's eyes flash with interest. This miraculous skill was created by Zhou Botong when he was trapped on Peach Blossom Island. Because he was bored in the cave, he often used his left and right hands to fight. Practitioners need to be able to do two things at once, and the practice is extremely difficult. Even though Ying Gu tried her best, she couldn't master it, and even Huang Rong, who was as smart as Huang Rong, couldn't master it. According to "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", only Zhou Botong and Guo Jing achieved this skill. However, Zhou Botong also admitted personally in his later years that this skill was not as magical as originally thought and could double the martial arts strength of the practitioner. Just because it goes against common sense, you can use different martial arts with both hands at the same time. When facing an opponent who doesn't know what to do, you can often win by surprise and gain the upper hand. However, once the opponent is familiar with this routine, fighting left and right will be basically useless. The root cause is that although left and right fighting allows practitioners to perform different martial arts with both hands, after all, a person only has two arms, and they are longer than the same body. Even if both hands have different moves, the attack range and trajectory are inevitably limited. It is difficult to achieve the effect of two people cooperating with each other from different directions. In this regard, Lin Yu feels that it is somewhat similar to the martial arts in the Holy Fire Order of the Ming Cult, which focuses on something unconventional and unexpected. Because of this, Zhou Botong and Guo Jing rarely used left and right fighting in actual combat. In his later years, Zhou Botong mostly used Seventy-two Roads Kong Ming Fist to fight against his enemies. Guo Jing used to use the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms to win. From this point of view, when it comes to martial arts, it does not mean that the wider the scope of knowledge, the better. The important thing is to choose a skill that best suits your own abilities and study it with concentration. At that time, I will be able to defeat the enemy and be more than ten thousand times better than those who are mixed and impure. Lin Yu read this volume very carefully and spent an hour before putting it down. He gently rubbed his slightly swollen eyebrows and took a rest. His eyes fell on the third volume of the thickest book on the case again - "Nine Yin Manual"... [Like]

195 倚 Relying on the Sky and Slaying the Dragon: Zhang Wuji, the Adoptive Father, Brutally Tortured Duan Ziyu The Tired-Headed Youngster261k WordsCompleted 8.2kReads8.0Score660Shelves

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I have both the prequel to Yitian and Dragon Slayer and the sequel to Yitian. The prequel is the story of Zhang Sanfeng and Guo Xiang. The sequel is the story of Zhang Wuji's revenge against Duan Ziyu.

200 华 Huashan Flying Service WenshaEastern Fantasy201k WordsCompleted 94Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Why not try it and see