
The Edge That Sweeps the World
拂世锋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Please, author, I'm begging you! Please don't write another novel with a disgusting female lead like Jiang Ru's in *Kunlun*. If you can't write a female lead, then don't write one at all. Being a single aristocrat and looking down on the world is pretty cool too (눈_눈).
This book is quite suitable for hardcore readers. The reason it's not popular isn't because the book is bad, but because times have changed. Fast-food novels need to be colloquial, lengthy, occasionally throw in some melodrama, and appeal to a simple audience. The author doesn't meet any of these criteria; old-school writers are becoming increasingly rare.
Cheng Sanwu's personality seems contradictory. He's incredibly adaptable in battle, bold yet meticulous, but in everyday life he's reckless and clumsy, almost as if he's deliberately acting foolish and thoughtless.
I feel like colorless is so difficult, really difficult. I've written four books and I'm still only at LV3. I didn't realize colorless was so difficult until now. The writing style and prose really suit my taste. My only fear is that I won't make money and will eventually stop writing.
My book review suggestion is not to just look at Xi's review, but also to read the deacon's review. After all, reading more gives you more authority to speak, right? Undoubtedly, this book is worth reading.
Why would a fugitive like you help someone steal a relic and deliver it to Chang'an? Are you out of your mind?
It's good. I'm so confused. What kind of books do people who say this is bad or that is bad usually read? This level of quality is not good?
I strongly agree with the author's characterization of Cheng Sanwu. Without this character, the plot surrounding him would be baseless. Some people read too many light novels and always think that the protagonist must be perfect and possess unparalleled power; that kind of story is quite boring.
This book reminds me of the days when I read ancient and modern legends. I hope the author can persevere in this turbulent environment. If a physical copy is published, I will definitely support it again!
The first major chapter of the physical book is about the writing style of the (a character from a martial arts novel). Unlike the fast-paced novels on the market, it has a literary style and feel reminiscent of the martial arts and court literature of 20 years ago. Furthermore, the character development is unlike that of today's online novels.