
The Ten Great Strange Cases of the Martial World
江湖十大奇案
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 392k Words
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Anyone else as stupid as me?
I heard that Zhe Sanmiao is the leader of the Thirteen Protectors. I immediately unfollowed him. No one has ever been able to threaten me. Three seconds won't do, and neither will four seconds. That's all for now, the nurse's here to change the gauze. Let's talk another day.
😢 indicates that the person was threatened.
I came specifically for Third Master, okay, okay!
I was blown away by the treasure chest yesterday and watched it straight until 3 a. M. If I wasn't afraid of dying from exhaustion, I would have kept watching. It's really good! But there's one thing: I usually really enjoy reading other readers' comments, but after reading the chapter comments here a few times, I was completely baffled. Is this a BL (Boys' Love) novel?
I was brought here by the rafting classroom. This rafting trip was a bit too much, and I traveled all the way to ancient times. I wonder if I can still get through to the Taoist Guild by phone.
It's over? What about the Ten Great Unsolved Cases? 😰 I thought it had just started.
The writing is skillful, but I find it a bit absurd. It emphasizes literature over martial arts, and the characters are supposed to be adrift in the martial arts world, relying solely on their physical strength? Did the author originally intend to write a modern urban setting but then switched to ancient times for fear of crossing any lines? Ancient people, especially those who have been through the martial arts world, shouldn't have much of a concept of life and death.
This book is really good. After finishing it, I was still wanting more and wanted to click to see which author wrote it. But when I came across it, wow, this author only has one book? I really hope he will write another book so I can continue reading. It's really well written.
I'm so confused! Is this guy really the "Third Master of Zhejiang" you guys were talking about? I searched for his books, and they all seemed pretty average, but this one is amazing!
I feel this book's poor performance is because it's too well-written; it directly confronts our inner selves. It depicts a world without masks. We all live with masks on. Seeing this suddenly feels unsettling. Masks have become our false values.