
The Invincible Black Fist
无敌黑拳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Peerless Martial Arts
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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Beneath the Fist
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This book is only below the level of dragons and snakes.
It's so hard to find books like Dragon, Snake, and Black Fist now.
A great book from ten years ago, I can't bear to delete it from my bookshelf. What happened to DaDaWang? Did he leave the online literature world, or did he change his pen name?
I finished watching it today. I'll leave a comment after it's over. The protagonist's storyline before entering the martial arts world was rather ordinary, especially his entanglement with several female characters, which was a bit of a letdown.
No other book can compare to this one; it truly possesses spirit and vitality. A few logical inconsistencies do not detract from its overall excellence.
This book is even better than Dragon and Snake; Dragon and Snake became unrealistic in its later stages.
With its underground casinos, luxury cruise ships, American tales, and Hong Kong anecdotes, this book is quite engaging. I especially loved the vivid descriptions of each scene's transitions, which made me feel as if I were actually there.
Everyone here seems like a strange mix, spouting righteous pronouncements and claiming to be law-abiding citizens, yet their actions are utterly despicable. In a martial arts world, all these martial artists would be targets of righteous indignation; in today's world, they'd be prime targets in a crackdown on organized crime. Not a single one of them possesses any martial virtue; they're all cowards who prey on the weak.
I've already finished reading it. The book is alright, but it doesn't belong to the "Chinese martial arts" genre. The "Chinese martial arts" genre is based on traditional martial arts that exist in reality; it focuses on physical and mental training, without internal energy or qi cultivation. This one with internal energy cultivation is more like Jin Yong's urban martial arts novels.
It's definitely not comparable to Dragon and Snake; there are too many flaws. Especially the Chuojiao Sect, they're like idiots. A group of people come to kill the protagonist, and the protagonist kills them back, then they all ask, "Why did you kill me?" It's just like we were sparring.
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