The Jianghu Begins at the Martial Arts Hall
从演武堂开始的江湖路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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The Three Kingdoms Return to Origin technique in Fengyun isn't prestigious enough. At the very least, it should be Moke Wuliang. Sword Twenty-Three and Ten Thousand Swords Return to the Origin are also more impressive.
When people talk about martial arts in Jin Yong's wuxia novels nowadays, they immediately think of the Nine Yin and Nine Yang Manuals. The most powerful martial art in Jin Yong's style isn't the Tai Xuan Scripture, is it?
The Path to Becoming a Wuxia Boss (I won't watch unless the name is changed)
Wei Lin's behavior is nothing like that of a seasoned veteran. He goes to any place invited by a "friend," having already been tricked once, and he still dares to pass important information through so many people. No wonder he got killed.
The first chapter of the subscription is poisonous; it immediately sacrifices the master who raised him.
If you're looking for a martial arts novel, forget it. The whole thing is full of scheming and plotting. They even kill off the master who raised the protagonist right after it was released. Luckily, I subscribed to 20 chapters; if I had, it would have been even more disgusting.
I don't understand why they're so eager to help deal with the White Lotus Cult. Some people want you dead, a large number want you to be their dog, and of course, a tiny minority want to win you over. Is there really any need to be so eager?
That's ridiculous! What a generous protagonist! He just spread the Quanzhen Dao Song out there. Isn't he afraid that powerful families and sects will be watching him and suspect that he has had some extraordinary encounter?
It's a hodgepodge; these days, you hardly see any novels that specialize in any one martial art.
The martial arts world is more than just fighting and killing. It feels like the protagonist has no friends at all. Without chivalry and loyalty, it would feel incomplete.
Deleting posts, huh? Plagiarism can't be mentioned? The Path to Becoming a Wuxia Boss