Wizard: I Crush Legends with Martial Arts
巫师：我以武道碾压传奇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 641k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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314Chapters
3.6kRecommendations
5.1kFans
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It's still a high-quality work as always; I wish there were more frequent updates! Wu Zetian proved that success has nothing to do with gender, Zhu Yuanzhang proved that success has nothing to do with birth, Jiang Ziya proved that success has nothing to do with age, Jack Ma proved that success has nothing to do with appearance, and I proved that success has nothing to do with me. See that like? I liked it myself.
As the leader of a demonic sect, don't you have any techniques that harm others for your own benefit? Not to mention the Heavenly Demon Paradise, don't you even have the Star Absorbing Technique?
In this extraordinary world, everything is about individual strength, even the lowest-ranking soldiers are like that! It completely contradicts the world's established values.
Writing martial arts novels is great, but I'll focus on the Wen-style martial arts novels. My previous game novel wasn't quite up to par.
Fantasy Skin
This novel has no fantasy elements; it's just a fantasy novel disguised as a fantasy novel.
Are fantasy novels no longer viable in the fantasy genre? Why do they have to use a fantasy guise instead?
Personally, I feel that plots that replicate modern techniques don't need to explain where they were learned from. This time, Bai Tang (the character in the story) claims to have seen videos on Bilibili, but remembering them after so long is a point of contention.
If you open the table of contents, you'll see a chapter called "Annulment of Engagement." Is Shennong mentioned?
Is it possible that your summary is poorly written?
Revise the synopsis and include the second time travel part, otherwise people might think it's a story about an indigenous culture. This book is definitely worth reading.
It's enjoyable and satisfies my fantasies, so why bother digging deeper? The writing is excellent. The characters are well-developed, much better than those long, rambling narratives by Tudou Sanshao. If a chapter or two isn't to your taste, just skip it. Stop babbling here; we just enjoy reading what the author writes. My virginity was taken by the author; it was right up my alley.