
Cold Mists Over the River
烟波江上寒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
Honours
In booklists 3
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My Full-Subscription Hidden Gems
This is a commemorative list with four criteria: the book must be available for subscription, I must have read it to the end, I must have subscribed to the entire book, and it must not yet have earned the “excellent work” designation. I'll remove books once they earn it. Of course, differences in perception caused by subjective opinions in reviews are perfectly normal. I haven't written many reviews myself, so sensible discussion is welcome. One more thing: This list isn't meant to recommend b
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Reader comments 31
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From the post bar, authentic martial arts, a big surprise since the thunderstorm in the world, really good 😁
Finished spreading flowers! It wasn't until the end that I realized how outrageous I was at the beginning. I actually thought Xie Yan was the male protagonist. But I have never seen a novel in which the characters change so much. It's amazing.
Jiang Chaohuan, formerly known as Jiang Yin, was a member of the Huainan faction, nicknamed the King of Punishment Resistance, and nicknamed Jiang Nuannuan by others. Passive·South Sword and North Sword : Jiang Chaohuan is extremely talented. His swordsmanship and internal strength fluctuate depending on the opponent's strength. He can fight with any opponent for a long time before falling into a disadvantage (except Xie Yan). When the target is Xie Yan, the fateful effect will be triggered: additional damage increased by 100% One skill: Sacrificing one's life to feed a tiger : When Jiang Chaohuan activates this skill, he will plant a red flower for himself, deduct a point of blood, and treat himself and the target as being in the same camp. "Honor the Holy Cult, kill and seize everyone." Second Skill·Cat Car Save Me : When Jiang Chaohuan is in a desperate situation, activating this skill has a 50% chance of summoning Gu Xiang, and a 50% chance of summoning other units to resolve the crisis for Jiang Chaohuan, and is temporarily regarded as a friendly camp. "I was wrong to use deception." Three skills·Black and White : Every time Jiang Chaohuan changes his camp, he will cause real damage to all units within the range, and there is a chance to change the camp to which the unit belongs.
It's been 5 years since I wrote this in 2019, awesome
Finally, I have bound my mobile phone number and can speak!! Thanks to Mengzhi for the reward, thanks to the stupid clown, it's like last night's recommendation vote (❁´ω`❁)
The second brush is over, and the details have been worked out again. I look forward to the author's next work.
Following the author's writing and updating, along the way, I have developed deeper and deeper feelings for the characters in the book. They seem to be my old friends. I am afraid that they will make a mistake and be lost at a certain intersection, and they will become strangers forever. It is really a wonderful experience to follow up bit by bit with a little anxiety. Every time I read a chapter, I imagined in my mind the plot direction of the next chapter, and I was full of expectations to verify how much it matched the author's ideas. When I was no longer young, I was still like a child, full of childishness and idealism. In the past, I always rejected electronic texts and focused on paper books, especially those in renewal status. I was always worried that the author would end at the end of the book, or leave the book without an ending. This reading experience made me change some of my stubborn prejudices, and the author's writing style is always full of twists and turns, with frequent new ideas, especially this ending. I love it so much. I hope the author can open a new book and continue to present a wonderful reading feast!!!
Support fellow martial artists!! Come on
It's very well written, it's a pity that not many people read it.
I've read it twice and I really can't stop. After all, excellent traditional martial arts novels like this are indeed rare in recent years.