
Mounted Archery
骑射
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 298k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 21y ago
- English
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Sixteen years have passed, and I suddenly remembered this book. Let's see if anyone still remembers it.
I don't know where I heard it, but the author is from Hong Kong, probably because he doesn't care about the small amount of money he makes from writing. Back then, when I searched for the author's name, I saw two short stories; I remember one was called "The Puppet," and both were very captivating. They were just as good as Giddens Ko's "Urban Horror."
It's been 20 years. I come back to visit whenever I have time.
Fifteen years ago, that's a long time. Back then, I played DOD every day, and I still remember StarCraft Online.
I nominated this book today, as a way of keeping it in mind.
#OnlineNovelFillingPlotsFestivalWishingSeason#SweepingGravesAndBurningIncense
It's been 19 years since the last update, and it still hasn't been taken down! What does this author do?!
I just watched Jackie Chan's movie "The Myth" with my son, and it reminded me of this book, so I came over to light incense.
Sixteen years have passed. Are there any fellow enthusiasts from back then who still remember this book? I don't know why, but I just love this book and have never forgotten it.
It's been 18 years! Just popping back to say hi.
It was a pretty good, satisfying read, what a pity.