A Great Transmigration Through the Wuxia World
武侠江湖大穿越
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 560k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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This book is so lowbrow. It was actually quite well-written. But then, seeing Lin Pingzhi's expensive clothes, the protagonist actually wanted to touch them. Seriously? Modern people, you know. They're not that country bumpkin. Even if they haven't eaten pork, they've seen pigs run, right? Haven't you seen Huang Shengyi's 500 million yuan outfit?
A puppet controlled by the system, a completely game-like experience: accept quests, fight monsters, collect rewards, level up, then accept more quests...
I've read a lot of time-travel martial arts novels, and they all have one flaw: they're too focused on personal gain. Take *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*, for example. It's supposed to be a martial arts story about young people, full of love, hate, and youthful exuberance, but all you wrote was about Bei Ming first, then the battles in the martial world, then finding Wu Ya Zi, then going to Lingjiu Palace… all driven by self-interest.
Judging from the table of contents, the time-travel plot should be starting soon in The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, but the female lead is actually a married woman? Amazing!
Personally, and speaking only to myself, I think any game that's a crossover is bad. This hodgepodge is easy for people who aren't well-read to get confused by.
Well, the author's idea is good—not to use a system-based initiation but to teach martial arts through system-based instruction. But even learning martial arts requires literacy! In *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, you're already the best in the world, yet you're integrating internal energy? Your mental state hasn't improved at all!
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The moment I saw Tianlong practicing the Northern Darkness Divine Art, I instantly lost all desire to watch.
I hate it when people start practicing any martial arts manual they come across.
Wuxia is wuxia, and cultivation is cultivation; they're not even in the same league. You might as well have just made it a wuxia world. What's the point of adding cultivation later? The first two worlds were wasted; it's just padding out the word count.