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
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 10y ago
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[Comment] A fan who has read Jade Dynasty five times!
I read *Wandering in the Wilderness* by Xiao Ding a long time ago! Back then, I wondered why you hadn't finished it; I waited so long! Finally, it's here. Perhaps you left some plot holes, but for us readers, it left plenty of room for imagination. At least I think the reason *Zhu Xian* is considered a masterpiece is precisely because of its imperfections. It has so many aspects that allow us to dream of a better future! 😚
[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!
I first read *Zhu Xian* in 2006, and now more than ten years later, it's finally been adapted into a TV series and a movie. But I still think the novel is more classic. Back in 2006, I was really looking forward to the TV series adaptation. My ideal Zhang Xiaofan would be played by Hu Ge. 😁
The two books, *Zhu Xian* and its prequel, are always at the top of my bookshelf. I'll revisit the prequel, but I dare not recall *Zhu Xian*. Every time I see Biyao use the Curse of Devotion to block the Zhu Xian Sword at Qingyun Mountain, my heart aches.
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...
Zhu Xian was the first novel I ever read, and it was also the guide that led me into the world of novels.
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I feel there's still so much left unwritten in the prequel to Jade Dynasty. The biggest mystery is Zhou Yixian—who exactly is he? That's what I want to know most. I've watched it countless times, but I still can't understand it.
Anyone who followed *Zhu Xian* back then knows that it started to have a terrible ending from the seventh installment onwards. The eighth installment was written by Xiao Ding at the request of the fans. I followed it every week, watching one episode a week until the very end, when two chapters were cut and it suddenly ended. Even this "Wilderness Journey" was revised again and again, ending hastily! Those who know Xiao Ding know that he wrote several novels, all of which ultimately ended poorly.
I first read *Zhu Xian* when I was 14, and I've read it five or six times since. Recently, I watched the TV series *Zhu Xian*, and felt like I was fed shit, so I specifically watched *Zhu Xian* again, and even read the epilogue. Now I'm 27, and I still feel moved and regretful. I don't feel like I finished watching it just for the sake of finishing it.