One Man’s World of Martial Arts
一个人的武侠江湖
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 335k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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154Chapters
11.1kRecommendations
47.6kFans
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A Simple, Unassuming Personal Collection
A personal reading list based purely on my own tastes. I've read and enjoyed every book here. Everyone has different preferences, of course, but I hope this list helps you find some books you'll like that you haven't read yet!
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Personal Collection
Infinite worlds, wuxia, proficiency, experience points
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My Taste
Books I can't put down and want to revisit
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A Seasoned Reader's Handpicked Recommendations, Updated Regularly
I read a pretty wide range of genres: world-hopping, showbiz, overpowered leads, machinery, wuxia, xianxia, and gaming.
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The author's writing style is quite good, but I dislike the protagonist's soft-heartedness. Someone stabs the protagonist to death, and the protagonist still shows mercy. Don't tell me it's because he's young or anything. If someone can kill you, why can't you kill someone else? Besides, the person he killed wasn't even a good person, and the protagonist was about to die himself. To write a multiverse fantasy novel with such a saintly protagonist is unbearable.
Chapter 18, Growing up in a den of thieves and still being so saintly! You could kill every thief in the world and not have any wrongful killings; others are risking their lives for you, yet you still risk yours to save people—how noble!
Could you please update more often? Foreigners might think we look down on novels.
It's too superficial. It's stunning at first glance, but there's nothing to see on second glance. It's empty and hollow, and the main character seems more like an object.
Night Rain, Lantern, Trumpet - After looking at two pictures, it still has that same feel.
The story begins with a plot point similar to "A World Without Thieves," where the protagonist is a man with principles. He gets attacked while saving a little girl and even risks his life to rescue a male thief played by Niu Dehua. Later, he enters the world of "A Lone Swordsman," where he inexplicably kills a tattooed man within the first two chapters. I don't know if the author went off-topic or if I misinterpreted the story.
Why do I find the characters in "The Four Great Constables," who are portrayed by Wen Ruian as incredibly intelligent, to act foolishly and idiotically?
Master Ye, I just ask that you don't abandon the story; I really don't care if you stop updating.
What kind of action is it to look down with your head held high? Are your eyes on your chin?
This is definitely the author's alternate account, no doubt about it, the style is exactly the same.