Starting with the Cloud-Dispersing Palm
开局获得排云掌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 963k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Wuxia and Romance
Wuxia is fading. Wuxia has it tough. I hope I can do my small part to bring a glimmer of light to wuxia novels~~~
Wuxia: Matters of the Heart
Wuxia web fiction is struggling to survive. As long as there are people who refuse to give up, let’s keep going together.
Going with My Gut
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The Third Jianghu
[From now on, I'll add anything under 100,000 words to this list. Too many have been abandoned mid-serial, and I'm wary now.] Three martial arts lists should be enough to hold half of Qidian's martial arts world. Let's see who can carry the banner for the genre. Martial arts fiction shouldn't fade away; it's still full of great stories. 👊🏻 This list covers all sorts of martial arts fiction. I hope you find something to your taste and show the genre a little support. Thanks! !!! Support martial a
Mostly Martial Arts, I Like Novels with Logical Plots
I like books with basic logical consistency, and I'm pretty picky. So many readers are starving for something good. If you're out looking for a meal, come take a look. It's free. I'm finding fewer and fewer books I enjoy. Is it because there are more and more formulaic stories and assembly-line authors?
Books I've Read and Enjoyed, Some of Which Are on My Shelf to Read Later
Ten-year veteran reader. Browse for yourself.
My Book Collection: Invincible Heroes, Apocalypse, Feel-Good Stories, and Fantasy
A mix of gems from all kinds of genres. No mindless stories.
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Tell me about the martial arts technique that impressed you the most: Note: No source restrictions; animation, film, and literary works are all acceptable. First: The Threefold Return to Origin of Qi To be honest, when I watched "Storm Riders," I didn't see whether this martial art had any other uses, but it was very impressive, a unique skill that combined the power of Xiong Ba's fist, palm, and…
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Ye Gucheng was actually a bit stronger than Ximen Chuixue. His death was intentional. Surrounded by the army, he couldn't survive, so his sword went slightly off course. He left loneliness to Ximen Chuixue. This is the story of "A Sword Comes from the West, a Celestial Being Flying from Beyond the Heavens". To be honest, I think such a person was somewhat lacking in innate talent.
Having read the first ten chapters, I have a suggestion: after the protagonist becomes the leader of a gang, he has no henchmen waiting to serve him. He has to deal with his own factory being vandalized, and even carry his own coffin, without any backup. So why be the leader? If a force can't help you in the slightest and you have to do everything yourself, what's the point?
I thoroughly enjoyed reading it, and I'm almost wanting more. It's even better than many other novels written by lesser-known authors. There are very few novels on Qidian that focus on developing factions and sects like this. If this book can maintain its current level, it could do quite well. This is the first novel I've ever tipped, although it wasn't much. But I'll continue to support it.
Three parts are the essence of life; seven parts depend on hard work.
I've read a bit, and the protagonist in his early stages seems a lot like the early Bu Jingyun—arrogant and self-centered. I wonder if he'll change his nature later on, like Bu Jingyun, after losing a few women.
The protagonist's sleeveless leather armor reminds me of Jue Wushen from the TV series "Storm Riders." Although he's incredibly powerful, his appearance always makes him look like a petty thug, which is quite pathetic.