Adrift in the World of Wuxia
流落武侠世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 879k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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408Chapters
8.1kRecommendations
26.6kFans
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This book is quite similar in theme to Lao Mo's "Finding a Wilderness." The author's writing style is appropriate, with few typos, so it doesn't hinder reading, which is excellent for a new book. Furthermore, the combination of martial arts and wilderness survival is also very appealing and worth reading. In short, I've read it! 🙂
Write it well; even a ten-year veteran reader can finish it in one go.
If you want to criticize the plot involving the female lead, look here.
Many readers have criticized the female lead's storyline in chapters 28-35, and this thread can be used for a focused discussion. The story revolves around a female protagonist and contains many foreshadowing elements. Your perspective will naturally change as you read on. If you really can't stand it, don't force yourself. A book can't satisfy all readers' tastes, so please don't create a separate post.
Why is it that billions of people going to a martial arts world won't necessarily be better off than the protagonist or be able to kill him?
Here, take this month's vote, don't go to the palace!
The romance plot is really toxic; it's still a good show if you don't touch on romance, but they just force the girls into it.
Author, don't listen to those haters. I think it's very well written. For a newcomer, it's quite impressive to be able to integrate so many elements. The protagonist's psychological changes are also fine, and the cheat system is reasonable. Keep it up!
This writing style is considered good? It's so embarrassing to read!
Moderator, please don't delete this. I just want to ask, did An Cangmo die later? The sudden change in style in chapter 30, where the protagonist became a simp, really irked me. If that woman dies, I'll continue reading and even pay to add it to my collection. If she doesn't, I'm leaving. These are just my personal opinions.
Well, to put it simply, some parts feel a bit overdone. For example, the protagonist's description of the effects of the "Food and Inspiration Classic," and the constant mention of a certain man's encouragement of the protagonist. This is the most prominent example. You might not realize it while writing, but it does feel a bit awkward. Please be a little more steady.