The Ten Kingdoms' Shadow Warriors
十国侠影
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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The male protagonist is constantly being manipulated by others using Xingwa'er. Once or twice is enough; it's getting boring if it continues like this.
There are some bugs at the beginning: there's not much food, the baby-making keeps going on, the protagonist can read, and his leg, which was broken earlier, seems to be fine.
It's a tragic story. Because of the famine, there was no food to feed the baby. The protagonist went to bury his newborn sister for the fifth time. Even if you give birth once a year, it would still take five years. Many people in the village starved to death. So, despite the famine lasting for so many years, he never forgot to try to have more babies.
Those attracted by the Silver Alliance, please downvote me 🤓
I love Wenwen's bright green hat; it has that traditional martial arts vibe. 😍
As things gradually unfold, the protagonist becomes increasingly passive, lacking any independent thought. Or perhaps, within the author's overall narrative, the protagonist lacks any self-interest, driven entirely by emotions. However, the author doesn't explicitly develop the romance as a main plot, making the protagonist feel quite weak.
Why is such a good novel so unpopular?
This writing style is way better than any of the top writers!
I understand.
I haven't finished reading about the Wuchang Temple's assessment yet, but I think I understand how to continue reading this book. Just accept its unique premise and focus on the plot itself. Whether someone is literate or not is a given; if asked, it's simply because they've been taught, and it's not important.
The plot is a bit far-fetched; two famous figures in the martial arts world actually let five of their children starve to death!
Excessive metaphors, flowery and impractical language