
Masterful Brush Project: Song of the Azure Lotus Sword
妙笔计划:青莲剑歌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 242k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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49Chapters
148Recommendations
18Fans
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Why does this Li Bai poem smell so strongly of locust trees?
The only watchable part of the "Miracle Pen Project" is probably "Azure Lotus Sword Song".
It was fairly enjoyable to read, but unfortunately, the romance was confined to the overly commercialized framework of "Honor of Kings," which made it lack some depth. If it had been set in an alternate history, it would likely have been much better. It's just a shame it's a paid story.
It's well-written, so why does it seem like not many people are reading it? Although it's a paid advertisement, this story, combined with Fengyue's writing style, did bring back some of the exhilarating feeling I had when I read "The Tale of Wind and Clouds" and read about Li Yu wielding the Green Lotus Sword, reciting poetry, and slaying people.
The Heavenly Palace Treasure—Red Agate—I couldn't help but laugh when I saw this 😁
Were more than 30 negative reviews deleted?
Other people's brilliant writing plans are only 50,000 words long!
There were so few people, but it really smelled of locust trees, and it was very beautiful.
This doesn't smell like locust trees at all; it's just small-leafed plants! The ones from the Li region smell exactly like Abraham's!
Charge! Charge! Charge! Here I come!