Wuxia: The Number One Divine Doctor of the Jianghu
武侠：江湖第一神医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 203k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
102Chapters
568Recommendations
21Fans
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... This prologue is very unfriendly, because after reading it, one might have a feeling that the novel will be unpleasant. This is actually quite troublesome. Reading online novels these days is essentially a way of seeking pleasure. And "enjoying" is a relatively direct method of achieving that pleasure. If online novels cannot bring joy, it will cause readers to be unhappy and stop reading.
It was really painful to watch. Not only was there no transition at all, but the later part about joining the demonic cult was like a thesis defense.
(Image attached: Ouyang Mingri & Qiao Zhenyu)
This is a mystery novel set in a martial arts world, focusing on deduction and solving cases, without any chivalrous elements.
It's been a long time since I've seen a pure martial arts novel in the style of Gu Long. I'll give it a thumbs up!
Judging from the synopsis, is this a female-oriented novel? Unlike the style of male-oriented novels
Having read books for so long, I never expected to find such a simple and pure book title.
I've read the latest chapter, 64. It's very much in the style of "Lu Xiaofeng." The recent joining of the cult also bears traces of Lu Xiaofeng's overt pursuit and entry into the manor. Since it's written as individual stories, why not give each new story a chapter title (I don't know what else to call it, just something like "Chapter XX" or something similar on a whole page)?
Is it possible that this book will be cut short when it has 300,000 words left?
It's well-written, although I've only read a few chapters.