Sword-Wielding Art
仗剑诀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 17y ago
- English
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Xuanhuan with Stat Allocation, Wuxia, and More
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The Martial World
Every martial arts novel has its own way. Follow the list and leave a flower if you like it 🌸.
Premium Wuxia Novels: Laughing Off Jianghu Grievances and Exploring the Chivalrous Spirit of the Martial World
Wuxia is one of the most captivating forms of modern Chinese fiction. I still remember how, as kids, we were drawn into the martial arts worlds created by Jin Yong and Gu Long, and moved by the jianghu's grudges, friendships, and romances. Today, I've picked out a few excellent wuxia novels so we can rediscover the flavor of traditional martial arts fiction and revisit the wuxia dreams of our youth.
An Old Bookworm's Reading List
An old PhD in science and engineering. I read to unwind and clear my head after research. I read widely, but only the best.
Mostly Martial Arts, I Like Novels with Logical Plots
I like books with basic logical consistency, and I'm pretty picky. So many readers are starving for something good. If you're out looking for a meal, come take a look. It's free. I'm finding fewer and fewer books I enjoy. Is it because there are more and more formulaic stories and assembly-line authors?
Backup Reading List
These are personal picks, including novels that were around back in the day. They're truly memories from my youth: Fengyun Leibao's From Zero, fantasy novels, online gaming stories, and later romance novels, Zhu Xian, My Beautiful Boss, and so on. I still want to track them all down. I'm not at VIP rank, so space on my list is limited. Recently added: 1. My Girlfriend Is a Villain A good book, with a well-planned plot. No complaints! 2. I Have an Adventure House A popular book. It's such a plea
No Room for Characters with Rock-Bottom Intelligence
Books I've read: some move at a snail's pace, others are a blast
A Ten-Year Bookworm with Their Wits About Them
For readers who don't like simplistic novels. I read all kinds of books, so I'll recommend whatever I'm reading. These are recommended by a veteran reader with ten years of experience. We don't do famous authors here. The characters have some brains, and there are too many books held back by censorship. If a book isn't censored, I might give it a look.
A Reading Log of Fifteen Years
A few little memories of the passion, unforgettable moments, sadness, and glory of days gone by! I, the Sword Swordsman, registered way earlier than Tiancan Tudou, by the way. Some of these novels are pretty representative. If one sounds like your cup of tea, check out the author’s other works too. They’re usually pretty good. I’ve been in a reading slump lately, so feel free to recommend any gems! Thanks! And please follow me. I’ll update this list every now and then when I find a good book tha
Cult Classics
Mostly lesser-known books
Fantasy Comes and Goes, Yet It Is Still Fate
Between the verses, words flow like pearls. When the brush touches paper, it captures all the laughter and bustle of life. A stroke of genius, A flower-like flourish, A gentle spring rain.
Even Grandmasters Throw Hands
When it comes to kung fu, nothing beats speed. When it comes to reading, only reading widely keeps you from getting stuck. First, a little introduction: Dugu Nine Swords. 😳 Technique: The Maiden approaches the Void, the Void approaches Fellowship, and Fellowship approaches Great Possession. Jia turns to Bing, Bing turns to Geng, and Geng turns to Gui. At the junction of Zi and Chou, the junction of Chen and Si, and the junction of Wu and Wei. Wind and Thunder make one change, Mountain and Lak
Wuxia, Traditional Wuxia
Traditional wuxia, ongoing
Perfect Memories
There are so many beautiful things in this world, and so many beautiful people. We keep striving for the beauty we don't have, busying ourselves in the hope of attaining it. Often, it takes many years to understand what we truly need and want. Some may never find out, even in a lifetime!
Autumn's Bounty
Once, I had a feeling I wanted to last forever. Years later, I realized it had gradually faded away. In time, I understood: what we hold in our hands isn't necessarily what we truly possess, and what we possess isn't necessarily what we truly hold dear in our hearts!
Fate Comes and Goes Like an Illusion
Between the verses, pearls tumble from the tongue. With every stroke, I capture the laughter and bustle of the human world. A flash of inspiration, a stroke of genius, words blossoming like flowers, spring rain nourishing the earth.
Spring Blossoms
Laughter, anger, and scolding all become prose. When spring blooms, every season is a season for books
🏆 A Little Wuxia Reading List 🏆
Dear fellow readers, I appreciate the flowers you've sent in the review section. But if you're trying to take part in the event, click the list maker's avatar at the bottom left of the book list. A button for sending flowers will appear, and you can choose to send 1, 6, or 15 flowers. If you like wuxia, come take a look. Also, please support me!! And please, please don't forget to follow me!! My main list is called “Creative, lighthearted, and relaxing reads.”
Random Notes
I read what I like and save what I like.
Night Is Coming, Speed Is Everything
When the Long Night comes, I shall keep watch from this day until my death. I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crown and seek no glory.
Night Is Coming, Only the Fast Survive
The night is dark and full of terrors. I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crowns and win no glory. I shall live and die at my post.
The Beauty of Having Nothing
Every day with you is like tart lemon water in the morning, warm sunshine in winter, or the first time I met you.
Literary Fiction
If you don't like it, don't flame me
This Is Everyone's Book Library
If you're out of books to read, come take a look. Every one is worth reading, and I especially recommend Sharing the Divine Venerable. It's absolutely a gem, with a cliffhanger at the end of every chapter. Pretty nerve-racking, right? It's rightly called Qidian's number-one suspense novel! Every chapter has a crisis and a mystery. Just when the protagonist seems about to be killed, they come back from the brink, and their countermeasures make perfect sense. The author must have put countless hou
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[Comment] Looking forward to the prequel to "The Legend of the Swordsman".
The Swordplay Technique and Finger Flicking Song by Jiao Jiao are so well written, I've read each twice, and now I'm reading the Swordplay Technique for the third time. I'm so eagerly awaiting the prequel to "The Legend of the Condor Heroes"! When will it be released?! 😳😳 😳
In an era flooded with mindless time-travel, domineering CEO, and fantasy cultivation novels, such classic traditional martial arts novels are extremely rare. On this ancient Chinese land of swords and shadows, I found a vibrant and lively world of chivalry, embodying righteousness, faith, and humanity.
It's so boring. Chapter 30 should have been the climax, but the martial arts competition result was just a brief flash of sword energy and then it was gone. The young lady's suicide attempt failed, and she suddenly lost her pulse. The conflicts and contradictions in the characters and plot are as bland and boring as plain water.
I've read the first dozen or so chapters. The writing style is too immature, and many descriptions feel too deliberate. I can't continue reading. 🙂🙂🙂
Why isn't such a good novel popular?
I read this physical novel many years ago; it was a pirated copy rented from a bookstore. I thoroughly enjoyed it at the time, but now, rereading it, it seems a bit outdated. Those who like classic martial arts novels might enjoy it; it still has some charm.
Wang Chaoxia, Pudong New Area
The writing is too verbose, there is too little dialogue, and the author takes a long time to explain a single question.
Daily reading guides are here; old books are no longer considered "poisonous guides," they're just nostalgic ones.
I hope that friends who enjoy reading martial arts novels will check out the novel "Nine Lives". Welcome to visit and give your feedback!