A Transmigration Journey Through the Martial Arts World
武侠世界的穿越之旅
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The free trial ended, and the Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber world was alright, but the second world was quite awkward. Forgive my poor eyesight, but I really couldn't see how the protagonist's values were righteous. Even without a saintly heart, a great hero from Wudang could have easily reformed the rotten Wudang.
After reading The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, you can just read the original novel. The main character usually makes a brief appearance and shows off near the end, and the rest is just copying the original plot!
The martial arts channel is really deserted; such a good book has no reviews.
Okay, the first chapter of the second chapter already totally blew me away. It jumps from the legacy left by Jin Yong in *The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber* to Gu Long's *The Peerless Twins*, then asks why the Wudang disciples don't practice the martial arts he left behind??? The author probably hasn't read *The Man Who Marked the Boat to Find His Sword*.
It's pretty good, author, keep it up!
The author's behavior is so blatant! From the second story onwards, the entire plot is based on the original story, and the main characters disappear, only making a brief appearance at the very end. I'd rather just read the original book and watch the original TV series.
Having finished reading the first chapter of "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber," I found it incredibly awkward. The protagonist worked so hard for so long, only to have his ambitions for supremacy snatched away for no apparent reason. When the imperial court suppressed Wudang, all he did was distance himself from the court?
This is truly a rare gem in the wuxia genre! The plot flows smoothly, the protagonist has excellent values, and acts decisively and resolutely without hesitation. The author's writing style is also very skillful. The storyline is clean and concise. There's no padding here. A truly exceptional book! Keep up the good work, I'll continue to support you!
Honestly, I watch wuxia novels 60% because of the outstanding female protagonists in Jin Yong and Gu Long's works, and the remaining 40% is for the chivalry and plot. If your wuxia novel doesn't have a female protagonist, I'll be turned off immediately.
What kind of nonsense is this? It's like writing a TV drama plot. I'd rather watch a TV drama than read your stuff.