
In This Martial World, I Kill My Way Through with My Eyes Closed!
这江湖,我闭眼杀穿!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 832k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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236Chapters
311Votes
7.2kRecs
27.5kFans
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The original novel is a failure, and the original anime version has been washed away long ago. The protagonist is too purposeful. At the beginning, the original protagonist conquers the villain in the later stage, which gives people the feeling of a second-hand cheap novel written by a fan.
There are more men turning into women 😰
I'm super powerful. Why are there so many articles with female protagonists recently? Damn it. What are you doing to me?
Are you sick? This is free for boys only. If you publish novels with female protagonists, will Qidian be closed?
Why are monsters always spawning under the transformation tattoo? Ahhh, why do male channels have heroines? Female channels have invaded, and male channels are going to be finished. I almost have a cerebral hemorrhage watching this.
No, it's not enough to transform and get a pineapple bun tattoo, so you have to come to the starting point to enclosure, right?
The author can refer to more books of the same type
There is a similar type of male-female martial arts novel, "I Cut Down the Rivers and Lakes with My Daughter's Body", in which the protagonist is also Liu Qi. It is also about men dressing up as women, with a martial arts theme, but that book does not have a "live barrage" setting, it is a pure martial arts style. In comparison, the intuitive feeling is: the protagonist places too much emphasis on the "female body", including personality and so on, and feels more like a "woman wearing a man's skin". Even if the setting of men wearing women is removed and the story is written as a purely female protagonist, there will be no sense of violation at all. Liu Qi's book is just the opposite: it's [a man in female skin]. The protagonist's way of thinking and acting logic are completely masculine. Even if the protagonist is directly replaced by a male character and the dialogue is slightly adjusted, there will not be much difference in the plot and character. Personally, I prefer the latter, which has a lot to do with the opponent's taciturn and decisive killer setting. Of course, everyone has different ideas. This is just my opinion as a reader. The author can just follow the outline. The above remarks are for reference only.
How did a female channel get mixed up with a male channel? Are all male authors dead?
The quality has dropped, there are a lot of meaningless plots, this paragraph is too messy, I feel like the gods are just a bunch of gambling dogs, not even as good as
The protagonist is not invincible enough. The current routine of the protagonist being beaten half to death every time is boring and not exciting enough.