Once I Vowed to Be the Finest in the World
曾许世间第一流
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Long Live the One Female Lead
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My Little Romance Nook
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Brothers who are still observing can take a look.
It's very well written, and there are many free chapters. The synopsis is quite clear: it's not a traditional martial arts story, and the theme isn't about the martial arts world. The main plot is quite clear: Li Zigui goes down the mountain to find out the truth behind the events of a few years ago, and travels with the amnesiac Leng Honglou.
Shennong has tested it; a martial arts herb.
To be honest, this book is an excellent novel, so I don't understand why there's such a high barrier to entry for comments? It seems like it's causing a significant loss of traffic.
Some personal thoughts on the new book.
This is incredibly good! The narrative and emotions are perfectly combined, featuring both the intrigue and power struggles of the martial arts world and the unwavering love (with a touch of overpowered protagonist). I highly recommend it because it has a single female lead. I previously read a bit of a duel novel, but the beginning was too fantastical, so I dropped it.
This book is truly excellent and deserves even better results. The author could try getting other authors to promote it, and readers should also share it on forums and other QQ groups. I've seen several good books that weren't popular initially, but became hits thanks to everyone's hard work in promoting them.
It's so well-written, why isn't it popular? It doesn't make sense.
The threshold for commenting should be lowered; it's a real shame this book lacks wider reach.
Ten pulls?! Brother Ahui, you're a superman!
I recently caught up with the latest version and it's free for a limited time now, good job Qidian! 🤓
Ahui's books are all excellent, so why does nobody read them? Why don't you, author, try looking for chapter recommendations or something? Otherwise, it won't get any buzz. I'm really worried that you'll stop writing after this book.
There are so few people
Wuxia (martial arts) is already a niche genre, and romance/slice-of-life stories filter out even more people. Submitting light novels might attract more readers (although there's still some competition).