Corpse Sword, Rivers and Lakes
尸剑江湖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Passionate Martial Arts Adventures
In the martial world, who can truly be their own master? Mysterious, passionate, enjoyable, and classic 😊😊😊 Everyone is welcome to recommend good wuxia novels. No naive protagonists, no fast-food fiction, originality over formula, and books worth savoring. Leave a message and I will update this list promptly. I look forward to sharing more good books with everyone. 🌹🌹🌹 I will delete advertisements added to the list, while those not added will remain for a while. Thank you all for your support! I
Stories on the Edge of a Sword
Last century, Zhuanzhu Louzhu’s The Swordsmen of Mount Shu and Pingjiang Buxiaosheng’s Tales of Strange Heroes ushered in the age of wuxia. Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, Wen Ruian, Huang Yi, Sima Ling, Wolong Sheng, Zhuge Qingyun, Dugu Hong, Liu Canyang, Chen Qingyun: the works of so many authors remain etched in our hearts. Huang Yi pioneered fantasy wuxia novels, laying the foundations for the fantasy genre online. As readers get swept up in dazzling fantasy novels, would they be willing t
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The Blue Sea has come to visit, supporting martial arts.
This book title is quite unique! Wuxia (martial arts) stories are difficult to write, but may chivalry endure. Keep it up!
My new book, 'The True Story of Sha Gen,' has been uploaded. It can be said to be a sequel to 'Corpse Sword Jianghu.' All the people and events that were not explained clearly in the first book will be resolved in this book. If you are interested, you may want to take a look and add it to your favorites.
First of all, thank you to the author for providing this platform. My new book, "Only My Green Edge," is seeking your attention and recommendations. It updates daily with 6,000 words, a stable and engaging tale of conquering immortality and slaying the world with a sword! A wonderful world is gradually unfolding; welcome to visit! Finally, I wish the author's book great success!
The protagonist is a jinx; nothing good ever happens to him, it's incredibly tragic.
To be honest, it's passable. It lacks exciting moments and poignant scenes, and it doesn't fit the current mainstream of online novels. The author tried to tell the story slowly, but the first three chapters failed to hold the reader's attention. The plot is mediocre, lacking both primary and secondary conflicts, and the writing style is somewhat rambling. It's no wonder it didn't become popular.
Overall, the author's writing is quite good, capturing both martial arts and chivalry. However, sometimes the protagonist feels too frustrated, making me want to curse. Also, the title is a problem; half the reason for the poor performance is the title and synopsis.
I didn't expect the murderer who wiped out the whole family to surface so quickly, and I certainly didn't expect it to be the blacksmith Gordon. The setup feels a bit too simplistic.
What a delightful novel! Just as good as "Si Chen Wants to Become the God of Love." Keep up the good work, author!
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I feel like the protagonist never really grows up; maybe I've been reading too many wish-fulfillment novels. If the author were writing a traditional martial arts story, each character should have their own personality and be described in detail. Right now, it just feels a bit disjointed.
I suggest the protagonist get a weapon. After all, in traditional martial arts or in reality, weaponry is generally superior to fist and palm techniques in combat, especially the Ming and Qing dynasty swords, which are similar to Western swords in mobile combat and have reached the pinnacle of cold weaponry.