This Young Hero Is Far Too Calm
这位少侠过于冷静
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 680k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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14.2kFans
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The author's previous book featured a protagonist who was a complete simp, and he seemed to lose his soul whenever he wrote about women. This time, however, he's clearly learned his lesson and is much more cautious in writing the female characters. 😄
Regarding the main character
Let me tell you something. The protagonist's original form, Xiao He, is described in the original novel as follows: Xiao He was the oldest friend of Boss Gao, and he considered Boss Gao his own. Xiao He and Meng Xinghun were about the same age, but Meng Xinghun was always stronger than him, so he was always resentful of Meng Xinghun.
A truly excellent read! The first 10 chapters slowly build up the foundation, and chapter 16 is incredibly engaging in character development! The immersion is incredible; I'm hooked! I just had a reading spree.
I don't think the Second World Tear-Stained Sword is worse than the Meteor World.
When the first subscription to the Gu Long novel I was following reached 10,000, I knew that martial arts fiction was starting to revive.
"This Young Hero is Too Calm" – This book, like a dazzling sword, stands out from the vast sea of books, shining with remarkable brilliance. With flowing prose, the author sketches the image of a peerless young hero, calm and composed, with extraordinary wisdom, like a lone eagle atop a high mountain, overlooking all things in the world and discerning the truth behind all the complexities.
So far, what I've written is flawless and it's worth investing in.
A top-tier internal martial art is far more powerful than any external martial art. Take Li Xunhuan's flying daggers, for example. Is it the daggers themselves that are powerful? No, it's Li Xunhuan himself who wields them. Without his spirit, mastering these skills is practically useless.
Wuxia has long since faded into obscurity, but what is the soul that sustains this half-dead, crippled body? I often read multiverse wuxia novels and then forget them immediately, unable to recall the protagonists or the affected plots. My mind is still filled with Li Xunhuan's benevolence, A Fei's stubbornness, Chu Liuxiang's compassion, Fu Hongxue's resilience, Lu Xiaofeng's elegance, Hua…
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It's not poisonous, but it depicts the intrigues, grudges, and murders of the martial arts world, including poisoning. However, it contains a lot of unnecessary rambling. Overall, so far, it's a good book.