Six Gates: Sword Pointed at the Martial World
六扇门之剑指江湖
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- Completed
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- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Is the author planning to adapt this novel into a TV series? This is such a predictable formula.
This book is alright. It depicts the struggles of an ordinary person, their calculated steps leading to their downfall. No matter how high your martial arts skills, you can't withstand the pursuit of an entire nation. The villains aren't completely brainless; they even know to scheme against powerful figures. Their intelligence just isn't as high as the protagonist's.
It's not easy for a woman to be involved in male-oriented fiction, especially martial arts fiction. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
The first 20 chapters are unremarkable, but the plot becomes more engaging afterward. The protagonist is calm, intelligent, and cunning, and the emotions portrayed by Yue'er, Zhuque, and the other girls are vivid. It's just that the author doesn't know how to garner votes and isn't as clever as the protagonist. Hahaha.
As for this book, well, I don't know if it's good or bad among wuxia novels, because I used to only read science fiction. However, I think this book is quite good in my opinion; the protagonist is very well-suited to the martial arts world. It's just that his subordinates aren't very strong; they're mostly just background characters.
In ancient times, all skills had masters; what was written down on paper was only partially true.
Haha, the whole thing is just one person's wishful thinking. You're so sure no one would dare kill you, entrusting your life to your own speculations. In over a hundred chapters, although you have a few trump cards, you only surprise others when they're unprepared. How many times has this happened? Are all those who can break through to the Blood Condensation and Yuan Qi stages just idiots?
Well, it feels a bit chaotic! The Six Doors, practically a secret police force, is a place where superiors kill subordinates and subordinates kill superiors. Nicknames like "Living Yama" and "Golden Dart" suggest they earned their names by being strict with outsiders, but they've killed their own people—thousands of them at that!
Keep it up! I'm still reading the public chapters. I'll see if I can continue reading after it becomes paid. Lately, when I read novels, I rarely stick with VIP chapters for very long. 😌😌😌
If you can bear with the slightly jarring part when Yue'er first appears, the rest of the book gets quite exciting. I don't think the shouting of move names is a major flaw, since I read the free version and heard the author is female, which is understandable.