Dreaming of a Wuxia Life
做个武侠梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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18.8kFans
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To be honest, after reading it several times, something feels off. The female lead's screen time is significantly longer than the male lead's, and with such a strong female lead, most men would find it hard to read... This book would be better suited for a female-oriented audience. The author clearly doesn't understand male thinking. It's erotic, pretentious, boastful, passionate, and overly sentimental—leaning towards those traits.
I skimmed through the Wong Fei-hung script and was completely baffled. The female lead is supposed to be strong from childhood, with all-around talent surpassing the male lead, so why even have a male lead? What role does he play in helping her? I don't really understand his function. (Most importantly, it's frustrating to watch.
Why do comments require fan value?
I don't make money writing books, it's just for fun! Since the point is to have some fun, why let those who haven't contributed anything to this book criticize it? They didn't eat any of their rice. I only set the fan value to be greater than one, so any reader who has contributed to this book can criticize me as they please!
How did female-oriented content break through the defenses of male-oriented content? 🤔🤔🤔
What the hell is this? It can control dreams?! And you want to explain it scientifically?! Are you kidding me?!
Is this a female-oriented novel? In male-oriented novels, regardless of whether the protagonist is male or female, there's only one main character, right?
Holy crap, I was wondering why this book seemed weird. Turns out it's by a female author.
This is the first time I've seen the female lead's illustration and been turned off. Author, you're really something, haha.
What does martial arts fiction write?
Jin Yong wrote martial arts novels about chivalry, and a great hero who serves his country and people can inspire countless people. Liang Yusheng's martial arts novels are about personal emotions, including romantic love, family feuds, and national conflicts. Gu Long's martial arts novels are about the martial arts world, the people and events within it, and he writes with remarkable skill.
😰It's so confusing, I'm totally lost.