Sword, Sorcery, and Wuxia
剑与魔法与武侠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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In booklists 6
Wuxia Is Not Dead, Just Fading
As the title says, this list is mainly wuxia, followed by xianxia. Other genres come and go depending on what I feel like adding. Has wuxia really become a thing of the past? As a longtime reader who's getting on in years (nearly thirty, sob), I want to catch the last of it while I still can. This list has all kinds of wuxia. I hope you find something to your taste and show the genre a little support. Thanks! !!! Help wuxia novels thrive! Authors, send me your book recommendations with a coup
Ren Shi's Reading List
Can any of you actually read the character “shi”??
Mostly Ongoing, with Some Completed
A mix of new books still being serialized and older titles, including some that are already finished. I've tried them all, so they're safe to read. Feel free to take a look, fellow readers. I'm not very good at writing, so I haven't included any descriptions. Please forgive me.
Dreamland Jianghu
[Wuxia Reading List] Recommending wuxia novels only. Sharing some good wuxia reads with fellow book lovers.
Books I Read Myself, Come Take a Look If You're Interested
I want to share the books I've read with everyone. To be honest, some of them disappointed me a bit. Please leave a comment and recommend a few for me to check out.
A Random Mix of Niche and Mainstream Books
Aside from looking down on the TG and harem fans, I have no other prejudices. Then I realized every book on my list was TG.
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Maintain a good update record and never stop updating, because I hate it the most!
It has to be said that the author's growth is evident, and the book is getting better and better.
Author, your earlier chapters were too harsh. I suggest you read Mount & Blade. Do you even know what wuxia (martial arts chivalry) is? You kept using a fantasy setting to explain chivalry, and frankly, when I read the earlier chapters, I didn't understand the power system at all.
It's a martial arts system, but the protagonist doesn't seem to act like a martial arts character at all; you treat martial arts as individual skills.
I've read 3/5 chapters. It's a very basic, poorly written novel with a weak and sloppy plot.
Build a supporting building
If you're interested, feel free to leave a comment below. The character's name, gender, and nickname. If I think it's appropriate, I'll use it in the book.
For a martial arts character to defeat a magician, they would need at least a mastery of techniques like One Finger Zen, Six Meridians Divine Skill, or Dragon Subduing Technique. Martial arts characters are roughly equivalent to knights, though they could easily defeat them. However, magicians are at least comparable to cultivators of immortality.
I have a feeling that the main character is either missing, or on their way to disappear; they're either lost or about to get lost.
A protagonist with a saintly personality, repeatedly letting people go even when they're about to be killed—I don't know what he's thinking. Without a legal framework, it doesn't suit my taste. So goodbye.
I started reading when it was around chapter 100. Although the writing style was a bit strange, it strangely suited my taste. There were no overly dramatic, disturbing plot points like "terrifying," "announced engagement," or anything like that. I just felt the ending was a bit rushed, and there seemed to be a lot left unsaid. Keep it up, author!