Princess of the Sword
剑之公主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 538k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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In booklists 11
A Reading Journey Through the Qidian Universe
A Chan master once said, “Blow out the reading lamp, and the moonlight fills your whole being.” The list creator keeps a dozen or so books on their shelf all year round, and reads them at night. Within these books lie passionate, vivid souls. In the clamor of the city, we read more not because we truly believe in the hollow, unrealistic fantasy of defying fate and changing our lives, but so we can view and reflect on the world through the eyes of the characters, savor the rise and fall of an e
That'll Do
These are my favorite novels
Yuri Is the Most Fun...
We're not looking for trouble. We just want those ignorant fools to experience the peak of our personal charm!!!
Transformation Novels
Gender-bender and gender-swap novels
Strange Things
I enjoy reading anime-related stuff and other things too. They're all pretty interesting (O(≧▽≦)O) But I'm not really into stuff that's just there to be dirty. Oh, and remember to scroll further down. The books lower on the list are good too! ..... It's a shame some books were so explicit that Qidian banned them. Exams kept me away for ages, but I'm finally back.
Books with Excellent Characterization and Sensible Characters
Every book has something unique about it. Here are some of the ones I like, shared with you. 🔰 🔰 🔰 🔰 🔰 🔰 🔰 What this list is looking for The protagonists and supporting characters must have their wits about them. Even in a light, fluffy story, they shouldn't be idiots. I personally like lighthearted, warm novels. I can't get through stories that are too depressing or full of conspiracy theories. No romance, or one heroine at most. Two is the limit; I really can't handle any more. A lighthearte
Dark Fiction Favorites
Dark fiction
Tengjiao Tower
A collection of books I have read. Every one of them has been read by me, and I sincerely believe each has something that shines in some way. As for whether they suit your tastes, all I can say is: help yourself. In short, I do not seek any particular subject matter, only surprises. Some books may contain questionable elements, but if you are used to following the usual formulas, why not try some so-called toxic material for a change?
Personal Preferences
These are simply books I personally enjoy. Friends with similar tastes are welcome to come and explore the worlds within them with me ✧*｡٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*｡
Books to Cure a Reading Slump
First, it has to be a transformation story. Second, there's no debate over who gets paired with whom, so please enjoy the plot civilly. As the title, "A List of Books for When You're Out of Books," suggests, this list includes novels I've dropped because I didn't like them, so pick and choose what you want to read.
Shocking: You Haven't Read These Books Yet?
The books on this list are sorted into four tiers 【Something for Everyone】Neither highbrow nor lowbrow. They can make ordinary readers chuckle and give the talented a reason to raise an eyebrow. (Everyone can find something to enjoy) 【Worth Noting】The pioneers leave a legacy for those who follow. (Trendsetters in their genres, bringing together great worldbuilding and writing) 【Breaking the Mold】The student surpasses the teacher. (Building on others' ideas and then going beyond them) 【Decent En
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It feels a bit unfinished... I can think of a trilogy. The first part, Empire Storm. The second part, The Secret History of the Imperial Concubine. The third part, the world of the past. At least I can write nearly a thousand chapters😁
This book is still very good to me personally. I was deeply moved by its emotional delicacy. As for those trolls, I just want to say that this book does have a lot of shortcomings. But you read those novels with thousands of chapters every day, so what's the point? It is indeed full of cool points, but I don't want to read a novel that only has cool bits. Later, when the protagonist despises the world, you will feel comfortable reading it, but I will only feel that this book has an empty shell but no soul. From beginning to end, it is about killing people and grabbing treasures, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. I have read a lot of novels like that before, but after reading them, I just feel empty inside. The protagonist is invincible and has many wives and concubines. It seems perfect, but I don't want to read a book like this again. The ending of this book may be a bit sloppy, but how can it be perfect? But it is the imperfect ending that is most impressive. There is little or no joy in this book. But its emotions are second to none. Especially at the end, the protagonist returns his body to its original owner, but the people around him are a little disappointed. They may know the reason. They should be happy, but they can't help but be disappointed. They forget who they are. A former sword master? The current seventh princess? They shouldn't miss the cold and ruthless sword master, but this cute and cute princess makes them feel unrealistic. Lina was obviously reluctant to leave the protagonist, but she forgot that this was what she was looking forward to. But began to regret it. It's a beautiful story and I couldn't help but get lost in it. We don't need to be so harsh on it, we just need to be patient and look at it. It's full of nonsense, so please forgive me.
This book has a low IQ, straightforward logic, and exaggerated emotions. I asked, 1. Noble temperament, 2. War strategy, 3. King's struggle for hegemony, 4. Character emotions, 5. Kendo skills, 6. Struggle with destiny, 7. Historical secrets. These are all covered in this book. Which aspect is worthy of praise?
I was convinced and had already bought the entire book when I first read it. As a result, I had a whim today and saw, hey, paid chapters cost money again, and I became a trainee. I read from this book that the Contracted Magic Queen retains her apprentices, but I really don't understand the orphanage's second-time charging operation.
This book has not been sealed yet, which is amazing
What is the name of the author's new book?
Aren't all the transformation novels blocked at the starting point?
It feels pretty good. If the word count is less than a million words, the book will feel like it has very little content, although it is not too little. The ending is like the boss having a dream and finally waking up from it.
Really nice to look at. I also started to read the chapters, which only have more than 100 chapters. I guess it was created by a friend on a whim. But I still started reading this book despite being short on books. You are the first author I have ever seen who has written such a gripping novel with over a hundred chapters.
I saw this novel many years ago. It was still a new book at that time