Blood Prison Jianghu
血狱江湖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.8M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Books I've Read
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🐢🐢🐢 Finding Good Books for Reading Lists, and Making Reading Lists for Good Books 🐢🐢🐢
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A Ten-Year Veteran Reader
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The three demons of the apocalypse—Qin Dingfang, the Northern Demon, and Liu Ruyan, the Heavenly Sound Demoness—are undisputed. The most mysterious identity then becomes that of the Iron-Faced Demon Lord. Most say it's Zuo Chaoyang, and there are many possibilities.
Brother, the current state of martial arts fiction is truly decadent; the characters are too stereotypical.
Don't use Jin Yong's formulas; Jin Yong's world-building itself is flawed. Furthermore, the distinction between good and evil shouldn't be too obvious. Jin Yong's concept of "righteous" characters is itself problematic. Shaolin is actually Buddhism. Why did Buddhism persecute Buddhism in history? The Beggars' Sect is even more laughable. Where did those so-called Beggars' Sect kids come from?
Honestly, I'm not looking forward to this one anymore. Feng Liancheng is doomed, Qin Dingfang is doomed, and Lin Yi and the others will go into seclusion overseas. I'm actually looking forward to the next one. Han Da opened this last chapter to clear up the plot holes left in the previous ones.
[Comment] A limerick
Full of ambition, I entered the martial world, only to be crushed by a master. My meridians were destroyed, and I lost a lung. I sought rebirth in the Kunlun Immortal Realm. A peerless expert came from the West, bringing bloodshed and chaos to the martial world. With a body and mind as vast as the sea, who could stand against me? I fought my way across the land, forging a legend.
Yu Han's new book, *The Truman Wolf*, has already exceeded 100,000 words. Welcome to the pit!
The plot is really good, and the author's writing is adequate, but I have never understood why the protagonist is so servile, acting like a little master at every turn, and a little master at every turn. It was fine when you were young, but when you grow up, you have learned so many advanced martial arts, you are famous all over the world, and your horizons have long been broadened, it is…
The protagonist is quite servile. It's normal for his parents to be servile after serving in the Qin family their whole lives. The protagonist is only 14 years old and is often bullied by Qin Dingfang, yet he is still so servile. So many families in the martial arts world have been wiped out, but not many servants have emerged to avenge their masters. Instead, the protagonist is like a loyal dog who plans to dedicate his life to revenge.
This book portrays the protagonist like a modern-day sleazy man. Powerful figures constantly threaten him, saying he should lie in a pit and be buried alive, or even lie in a coffin and be killed. Does he know he has the protagonist's halo and no one can kill him even if he washes his throat clean?
Pig's Foot is like a disaster star. Wherever he goes, his disciples betray their master and kill their master. That's awesome. The key point is that Pig's Foot doesn't have a sense of crisis. He has to get involved wherever he goes. His ability is insufficient, so everything ends up in a mess.
It's finally finished! It was really well-written. I followed it from beginning to end, from the company's opening to its bankruptcy. It was such a grueling read (✪▽✪), but I'm already looking forward to the next one…