Shushan Strategy: The Purple Ying Swordmaster
蜀山攻略之紫郢剑客
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 873k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Those who write about Mount Shu shouldn't just criticize for the sake of criticizing. In the original novel, all those evil and heretical sects were killed without a single injustice. In their eyes, humans were merely cultivation materials. No matter how much you resent that Emei sect monopolized all the benefits, they truly deserved them; it was the reward for Emei's accumulated merit over…
I haven't watched it yet, but I really like this topic. The synopsis says it involves possessing someone else's body in the Shu Mountain sect, which seems difficult. According to Shu Mountain's tradition, their ancestors for eighteen generations can be calculated, making possession extremely risky.
Long Eyebrows told the Purple and Green Twin Swords to wait for the Three Heroes and Two Clouds to come and take them in the future. What makes you think you have the ability to subdue the Purple and Green Twin Swords and make them betray Long Eyebrows and choose to follow you?
Keep it up, it's well written. There are very few good novels about Mount Shu these days.
The author should pay attention to the overall scope; instead of constantly thinking about going back to compete for the leadership of the Emei Sect and creating their own sect that surpasses Emei, it doesn't make the story very compelling. 🤓
If you're going to write about Mount Shu, time travel or anything like that can only happen before Changmei ascends to immortality, or you need a powerful figure who can overthrow the Lingkong Immortal Realm to back you up. Otherwise, Changmei has practically arranged everything, leaving almost no room for anyone to interfere or cause trouble.
The Legend of Shushan is a somewhat niche genre. It was a bit better ten years ago, but how many people still remember the plot now? Those born after 2000 probably don't even know about Shushan Swordsman, while those born in the 1990s might have a better grasp of the story. Without that background, it's hard to connect with the characters. 😅
The start was a bit toxic.
The female immortal in the first chapter poisoned me and drove me away. It's that kind of story where you're initially treated like a pawn, following a pre-planned path—the Journey to the West formula.
If I had traveled back twenty years earlier, after Changmei ascended to immortality, I could have turned on him and slaughtered the three immortals and two elders on the spot. Just thinking about it makes me feel so good.