A Martial Arts Master in Ancient Times, With Friends Across the World
国术传人在古代，知己遍天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 704k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I only love breezy, feel-good power fantasies with decent values and sound logic, usually with one main pairing or no romance. (The protagonist doesn’t need to be perfect or saintly, but they should have some redeeming qualities. They can be flexible about minor things if they hold firm on what matters, or, if they’re selfish about the big things, at least they shouldn’t be awful about the small ones. In short, they need at least one good quality! As for romance, multiple partners are fine if th
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Honestly, aside from the different emphasis on male and female characters, this book surpasses most male-oriented novels; at least it differs from those that start with the sacrifice of the parents, followed by a series of boastful acts and face-slapping moments...
I saw this in a male-oriented book, what the heck is this? Shouldn't this be a female-oriented book?
The ending felt rushed. I thought the author would depict the ultimate scenery of martial arts, whether it led to immortality, ascension, and transcendence, but it ended abruptly. After all that time traveling to another world where I could cultivate martial arts and become extraordinary, this is it? This is it?? The ending is just a happy ending with marriage, children, and nothing more.
I feel the biggest flaw in this book is that the male lead is a crown prince. Usually, even the most powerful female lead can only end up as an ordinary empress. Sigh, she'll ultimately be imprisoned by a man's side.
Please update soon! I spent hours searching for a good novel.
The male lead is definitely in a good position this chapter; he's even revealed one of his biggest secrets—his spatial ability. Sigh, it seems like the male lead's intelligence seems to drop. He's just blurted out his biggest survival tactic. Unless he gets rid of the crown prince later, I might as well stop reading now. The rest of the plot is pretty boring; without the secrets, it's unwatchable.
New book! New book! The seamless transitions are truly amazing! (Liu Ming)
The author's previous book was excellent, but the title of this one really scare me. I have no desire to open it yet. It's only reached 250,000 words in three months—too short! I'll wait until it gets a bit longer, check the comments, and then decide whether to start reading it immediately.
Is there a male lead? Is the male lead the crown prince?
Sigh, starting with fleeing famine, with so many cheat codes, shouldn't she have lived up to the saying "The old order is dead, the new order shall rise"? And then she married the prince and had children... Sigh.