Sword and Fairy: Seeking Love (Complete Edition)
仙剑问情（全集）
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Youth Literature
- Subgenre
- Fantasy & New Wuxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Break Through the Deadlock with Your Sword! Begin Your Life as the Protagonist
The martial world is full of extraordinary people. A green young novice makes friends and develops new skills along the way. Though surrounded by powerful enemies and repeatedly plunged into danger, he never loses his burning passion. They roam the land with swords in hand, seeking the Way beneath the heavens.
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Ride the Wind on a Sword: A Young Hero’s Time, Eastern Fantasy Through a Youthful Lens
When the world of ancient-style martial arts meets coming-of-age stories, the young heroes in these books wield a sword in one hand and a pen in the other, finding their own path amid sect rivalries and campus life. New wuxia isn't just about legendary heroes anymore; it's a youthful adventure anyone can relate to. After all, whose high school years didn't include a few dorm-room sword duels and sparring matches on the field?
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I read it years ago; it was called "The Immortal Path in the Dust." This one really left a deep impression on me, more so than any other fantasy novels I'd read before. It truly lived up to its name. It really captured the essence of fantasy, and also the spirit of chivalry. A true fantasy novel; I loved it back then!
Well, when I read this novel back then, the first half was absolutely amazing, but the second half was a complete mess.
Rereading the Legend of Sword and Fairy: Question of Love
I remember looking for detective novels in the elementary school library and finding this book, *The Legend of Sword and Fairy: A Tale of Love*, on the shelf next door. I was instantly hooked; it was my gateway into the world of fantasy and xianxia (Chinese fantasy) novels, marking the beginning of my novel-reading journey.
Let's not be too harsh on books from 2004; look at other novels from the same period, they're all about the same level.
The first half was phenomenal, but the second half turned into a harem novel. The contrast was so stark it felt like a completely different author; it disgusted me. 😅
What about the opening poem from back then? One volume…
Isn't this the same as the original "Immortal Path: Smoke and Dust"? I also remember "Immortal Path: Storms" and "Immortal Sword Divine Melody," which was quite well-written back then.
It's really good! I read two chapters in the book club and then found the official version.
Ten years in the making, a masterpiece of the Xianxia genre.
Back then, "Zhu Xian" and this book were best suited to the worldview of a fantasy novel. It leans towards ancient Chinese style and doesn't involve any so-called struggle for the Great Dao.
How can anyone read this? It's really poorly written.