Zhu Xian Prequel: Journey Through the Wilderness
诛仙前传：蛮荒行
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- Completed
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- 201k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
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- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 10y ago
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- Qidian
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[Comment] A book fan who has read Zhu Xian five times!
Xiao Ding, I watched The Wilderness a long time ago! At that time I was wondering why you didn't finish writing and waited for so long! The wait is finally here. Maybe you are digging a hole, but for us, it leaves us readers with a lot of holes to think about. At least I think that the reason why Zhu Xian became a god is precisely because of his imperfection. There are so many places where he can let us fantasize about beautiful things! 😚
[Comment] Collected, Zhu Xian is the first official online article I have ever read!
Even though I was little back then, I still burst into tears when I saw Baguio die chanting a curse... I hope that Xiao Dingda's book will return to its peak state!
The first time I watched Zhu Xian was in 2006. It has been more than ten years now. It has finally been made into a TV series and a movie, but I still think that reading the novel is more classic. In 2006, I was looking forward to it being made into a TV series. My ideal Zhang Xiaofan should be played by Hu Ge 😁
The two books Zhu Xian and the prequel will always be on the top of my bookshelf. If I recall the prequel again, Zhu Xian will not dare to recall it. Every time I see Baguio blocking the Zhu Xian sword in Qingyun Mountain with the Infatuation Curse, my heart aches.
Zhu Xian was the first novel I read, and it was also my guide who led me into the world of novels.
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Discard it
Sure enough, Xiao Ding's book was given a youthful filter. Looking at it now, it is really pretentious and not worth reading...
I think there are still a lot of prequels to Zhu Xian that I haven't written yet. The biggest doubt is about Zhou Xian. Who is he? This is what I want to know the most. I have read it many times, but I still can't understand it.
Anyone who followed Zhu Xian back then knows that Zhu Xian was unfinished starting from the seventh part. The eighth part was written by Zhu Xian fans who asked Xiao Ding to write it. I used to update one episode every week. At the end, I deleted two chapters and suddenly it ended. Including this wild scene, I also changed it and changed it and ended it hastily! Anyone who knows Xiao Ding knows that he wrote several novels, but they all ended up being unfinished.
I was only 14 years old when I first watched Zhu Xian, and I have watched it five or six times. Recently I watched the Zhu Xian TV series, and I felt like I was being fed. I watched it again on purpose, and then came to watch the extras. Now that I am 27, I still feel moved and regretful. I don't feel like I watched it just for the sake of watching it.