
I’m a Rogue in the Wuxia World
我在武侠当浪子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 286k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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141Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
7.2kFans
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The main character is a bit hard to judge.
The main character is basically a ladybug version of Lu Xiaofeng. It follows the path of spending all one's wealth only to have it return. But From the very beginning of the Lu Xiaofeng story, Lu Xiaofeng is already a top-tier figure in the martial arts world; at his level, he can make a name for himself anywhere.
Now you can't even find a normal martial arts novel to read; it's all just mindless hodgepodges or endless fantasy novels.
That seems pretty good. Many martial arts writers seem incapable of writing without creating fanfiction. What is martial arts? Martial arts is a young person's dream of the martial world and martial arts skills.
Chapter 31, baffling. If you had just killed me, I wouldn't have said anything, but you still let me go.
You just let it go, why say you're afraid someone will cause trouble behind your back? Are you Ruozhi? You ruined their plans, killed their people, and humiliated that woman. You've let her go now? You're saying you're afraid the woman will cause trouble later? Don't you want to look at what you're saying? Does your logic even make sense?
He was called a prodigal son, but in reality he was trapped by wealth and lust and could not be free.
Anyone else like me who loses interest as soon as they see the main character's name? 😁😁
The first ten or so chapters were alright, but when I saw that he had distributed all the money he had worked so hard to earn, leaving himself nothing, I knew why his grades were so bad.
There's a hint of a playboy, but he's overly affected and lacks finesse in handling women's issues. However, his interactions with male characters are quite good. Either the author has never dated a woman in real life, or he's a simp or heavily influenced by a simp-like atmosphere! He doesn't show any rationality in dealing with women's issues; he's good at playing around, but terrible at real-life relationships!
Shennong: Consider it food and provisions
It looks alright, and it even has a nice texture when measured.
The main character's personality is too awkwardly developed, especially the magistrate's daughter. The scene where she goes to the pawnshop to buy things was ridiculous. The first time she went to the pawnshop, the proprietress's character was also terrible. The main problem is the main character's personality; it's too contradictory. To put it bluntly, she's hypocritical and wants to have her cake and eat it too. I'm dropping this.