Sword and Fairy: Seeking Love (Complete Edition)
仙剑问情（全集）
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Youth Literature
- Subgenre
- Fantasy & New Wuxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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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 saw it in the early years, and it was called "The Smoke and Dust on the Immortal Road" when I watched it. This book is really impressive. It has more fairy tales than others I have read before. It deserves its name. This book really has the flavor of a fairy and a knight. A true fairy tale, I always liked this book!
How can I put it this way? When I read this novel, the first half was shocking, but the second half was confusing.
Read Fairy Sword Asking for Love again
I still remember that year when I was looking for detective novels in the primary school library, I saw this book on the bookshelf next door, and I couldn't stop it. It was my introduction to fairy tales and fantasy, and it started my novel journey. Now that I have read hundreds of novels, when I pick up this book again, I have to sigh that it was a great start. Now I also like to watch the harem, but the feeling that the harem brings to me is completely different from the feeling brought to me by Xue Yi, Ju Ying, and Ling Yi in this book; I also like to watch Xianxia, but now the Xianxia has lost the fairy spirit of the past, and they are just making fuss about the profoundness of Tao, without that mysterious and magnificent feeling. Recently, I thought of this book again when I was following the Mountain and River Festival and Minglong, and I was deeply moved. In the blink of an eye, I went from elementary school to college. Reading this book when I grow up is a different story. I still hope that more people can read this novel and this paragraph of mine, so that they can understand my feelings and regain the original way of watching Xianxia and Martial Arts.
Don't be too harsh on the books written in 2004. If you look at the novels of the same period, they are all on the same level.
The first half is amazing, and the second half is like a stallion novel. Comparing the before and after, it feels like it was written by a different person, which makes me sick 😅
What about the first chapter of the volume back then, a volume...
Isn't this the original Xianlu Yanchen? I remember that there were also Xianlu Fengyun and Xianjian Divine Comedy. The Immortal Sword and Divine Comedy was also written well at that time.
It's so good. I read two chapters and found the original version.
It takes ten years to sharpen a sword, and it is the work of a fairy who can carry the cauldron.
At that time, Zhu Xian and this book were most suitable for the world view of the fairy world. It is more ancient style, and there is no so-called dispute between the avenues.
How do you understand this writing style? It's really a bit bad