
The Unrivaled Expert of the Embroidered Uniform Guard
锦衣卫之绝世高手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Books I Consider Hidden Gems
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Mouse Bug
There are almost no harem novels on this list, so if that's what you like, this list isn't for you. Please recommend some good Three Kingdoms, alternate-world, or summoning novels. Thanks! If you find that a book has been abandoned, let me know and I'll remove it from my shelf. Run Out of My Life The Carefree Sect's Senior Disciple The Great Xia Carefree Emperor Huashan Immortal Gate Saving the NPC
Use the Input Method to Remember Each Other, Until We Become Part of One Another's Lives.
🌹In a reading slump? Take a look!🌹I've even designed emojis for the descriptions. Pretty expressive, right? 😜😝😘😍👏🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻 🍺Most are transmigration stories, with a few romance novels🍺 🌅If you've found any good new books, please recommend them!🌅 🎉I'll keep improving my reviews as I read more🎉 The first novel I encountered as a child might not really count as a novel: Xiao Fuxing's A Girl's Diary. Curious, I tried to understand a girl's thoughts and life. Yes, her life. The words played like a m
Just Browsing
A bit of everything
Some Novels I Like
Some Korean entertainment novels I enjoy, along with fantasy and wuxia. Lately, I've fallen in love with farming stories. P.S. I couldn't find the book that got me into Korean entertainment novels. Was it taken down? It was Kung Fu Emperor. Back then, I thought it was about traditional Chinese martial arts... but it turned out to be about Korean entertainment. I slowly kept reading, then picked up Heavenly King, and fell completely into the Korean entertainment rabbit hole.
Wuxia Fan Fiction
All kinds of wuxia. Hmm~ Please recommend any good ones!
Drifting Bookworm's Wuxia Dreams Come True
My main list is called Drifting Bookworm. Just search for it. I’ve been reading for ten years, so my recommendations are generally reliable.
(✪▽✪) A Mix of Everything, Tastes Great ( ˙˘˙ )
The list owner has eclectic tastes and has read every book here. Feel free to follow and leave a comment!
Old-School Bookworm
Top Picks
A collection of all kinds of great books. If you're out of things to read, give them a look.
A Thousand Books
[Please follow me and send me a little flower!] Keep it up! The books on this list aren't fixed. I'll check in from time to time and remove some, so the list will grow and shrink. I hope it helps you all! Let's keep going together! If you know any good books, fellow readers, feel free to leave a comment and recommendation! [The list owner's own novel, The Corpse of the Thief of Heaven Comes to Ten Thousand Worlds. Fellow readers, please give it a try!]
A Little Notebook
I think every one of these is worth a read
The Legendary Peach Blossom Hero
This list is mainly for great wuxia novels that suit my tastes, along with a few promising new wuxia titles I’m fond of! Whether you’re passing by, walking by, swimming by, floating by, or flying by, please give your favorite works a ❤️ and add them to your favorites! If you like this list, follow it and leave a flower! Mwah! My reading lists: “Peach Blossoms and Swordplay: Conquering the World” (Mixed) “Peach Blossoms in the Apocalypse” (Science Fiction) “One Hand to Conquer the World” (Mixed)
Books I Personally Think Are Worth Reading
I read a pretty wide range of books. I read almost every genre except female-oriented novels. The books on this list are the ones I'm reading right now.
Books I've Personally Tried and Found Pretty Good
I've been reading web novels for eleven years, so I'll recommend some of the books I've been enjoying lately. They've built up a nice backlog and are ready to binge. There are only a few recommendations for now, but I'll add more over time.
A Veteran Reader’s Picks
I like time-travel stories, urban life, entertainment (not Korean, Japanese, or American), fantasy martial arts, xianxia cultivation, and pastoral historical fiction.
An Unusual Bookshelf
Everyone has their own tastes. Ren Xing Jin Dao, Jian Dong Xing He, Jian Zhong Xian, Pang Men San Xian, Jing Kou Zhan Yi, Zhi Shi Dian Tang, Xing Zhi Zhan Chang, Ling Xi Guai Bei Wang Lu, Tian Ya Ke
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The more I have to say, the better the book is, in my opinion. For older entries, check the comments.
Great Books
More or less all transmigration wish-fulfillment stories.
A Sea of Books
Recommended by a veteran reader of nine years
Four Flavors of Fiction
As I read, I keep the good ones and drop the bad ones. These are my personal favorites, so please understand.
Fragrance at Your Fingertips, Savoring the Written Word
There are always a few books we return to again and again, whether they move us, make us think, or simply help us relax
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Why is the main character always wielding a sword? Couldn't they just choose any of the eighteen weapons? Why are they always fixated on swords? Swords get tiring too! Give other weapons a chance to shine!
I've read the first thirty chapters, and the protagonist is still a useless character. Bye!
Rubbish
This novel is trash. It claims to be a peerless martial arts master with 200 chapters, but all it knows is poison. It's garbage.
I flipped through a few chapters and felt it wasn't up to par. Having a system is worse than not having one; a visit to a brothel can generate several chapters of writing. I'm dropping it. It's not exactly addictive, just a useless piece of junk.
A young woman came to the noodle shop: "Give me a serving of rolled noodles, in a small bowl, with lots of bean sprouts, cucumber, gluten, and extra noodles..." The shopkeeper said impatiently, "Young lady, what should be put in less of?" The girl thought for a moment and said, "Please add less salt, I don't like it too salty." Boss...
Why would so many skilled fighters be interested in someone who's only been in the underworld for less than a month and hasn't done anything particularly significant, except for his powerful godfather? That's a bit of a stretch.
Chapter 1: Initial Transmigration, As an Infant; Seventeen Years Later, a System Appears, But Unexpectedly, He Has Not Cultivated Advanced Skills; He Encounters Bandits While Descending the Mountain and Dies.
I haven't seen any unparalleled masters; the protagonist, as the story has progressed so far, doesn't even have the ability to protect himself.
Speechless! The system is completely useless, and the book is titled "Peerless Master," yet the protagonist is a total loser. And it feels like they're facing a major boss right from the start, with the protagonist being a complete newbie. What was the author thinking?
The characters are portrayed too simply, it's like watching stick figures.
The protagonist's initial martial arts skills were illogical; a second-generation official with such a background, after nine years in a sect, only knew basic swordsmanship... The villains' intelligence was appallingly low, and the protagonist's adoptive father's cunning was far too shallow, completely inconsistent with his status. While it's impossible for every character to be outstanding, it's unacceptable that so many characters all felt the same.