This Martial World Is a Little Strange
这个江湖不太一般
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 917k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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To be honest, what I really want to read is the kind of story where someone stands up for what's right, but not blindly helping the weak (especially if the weak are mostly women and the protagonist is just blindly fawning over them). It's about keeping a promise and traveling thousands of miles to fulfill it, risking everything, but not like Guo Jing, a martial arts hero who fights for his…
Let me briefly mention a few points: 1: Don't ask, I'm a complete newbie! 2: To be precise, this book should be published in the alternate history category, but I stubbornly wanted to try my hand at wuxia! 3: The book title and synopsis were just made up. The general content is about the daily life of a lazy bum who wanders around the world, with lighthearted everyday romance.
The male lead's relationship with Liu Xu was fine on its own, but then he suddenly started dating Lin Qian, which felt really awkward. It's like the male lead went from being devoted to suddenly becoming a jerk.
Why couldn't they just get married and have some sweet moments? Forcing the main character to be a eunuch is disappointing.
Am I the only one who thinks the author has changed?
I've been wanting to say this for a while, but I didn't know what to say. Then it finally came to me: how could a mere Minister from the Wu family dare to go against the imperial family? Besides, it's not like the era when imperial power has fallen into the wrong hands yet.
Xu Ping'an's case is like children playing house! It's so naive!
Are there no other things to write about in novels these days besides women?
If a melodramatic woman appears right from the start, the whole story is bound to be a melodramatic romance.
What if the protagonist saved a male martial arts practitioner, who then indirectly introduced the protagonist to the martial arts world, creating a mentor-student and friend-like figure instead of a future wife? Wouldn't that be less cliché? This is just my personal opinion; please don't criticize if you disagree.