It All Begins with The Smiling, Proud Wanderer
一切从笑傲江湖开始
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- Completed
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- 824k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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What is the main storyline?
How did falling into the water lead to Liancheng Jue?
Hengshan wasn't even facing a life-or-death situation. If it weren't for Linghu Chong being the sect leader, how could they accept the protagonist, a male disciple, as a disciple? For Linghu Chong, it was a desperate measure; he found a powerful backer. Given his status, position, and martial arts skills at the time, no one in the martial arts world dared to bully the nuns.
The book itself isn't bad; it's just that the genre is no longer viable. The emergence of "Swords from Hengshan" has only worsened the already precarious situation for the "Swordsman" genre.
Even the language style changed after transmigrating into Gu Long's world.
The author is also a seasoned wuxia (martial arts) enthusiast.
The author's writing is fine, and it's quite enjoyable, but the combat power is a huge problem. This is the first time I've seen characters from other worlds used as stepping stones in *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*. Frankly, someone who would be legendary in other worlds is still only able to survive against Lin Pingzhi, who has just learned the Evil-Repelling Sword Manual, even after mastering…
Since they're both works by Gu Long and Jin Yong, would they write about the content of the Classic of Mountains and Seas trilogy? The concepts of the Six Voids, the Emperor's Aura Observation, the Black Sky's Ominous Signs, and the Great Vajra's Divine Power seem more interesting, though they're a bit niche and might not attract much readers.
The Smiling, Proud Wanderer is really boring, I'm tired of it, and the martial arts prowess isn't great either. Write more about other worlds!
The protagonist is public-spirited and selfless; you deserve a "Good Person Award".
The synopsis suggests it's a story about an alcoholic.
It's well-written, but the Swordsman section isn't very good. The dungeons are all quite good, just too few.