A Wild Imagination: The Sequel to Xiao Feng
天马行空之萧峰后传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 660k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fanfiction
- Updated
- 20y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Just by looking at this synopsis, you can tell it's a piece of junk.
What's going on with Qidian? Lately they've been recommending a bunch of books from the early 2000s. And why are the recommendation votes increasing even though the books were completed years ago?
Putting aside the romantic relationships, the fight scenes are truly spectacular! Yang Guo and Guo Jing's characters and personalities are also consistent with the original work. Kublai Khan is a well-developed character: loyal, righteous, with a broad vision, and possessing great ambition—truly the future Yuan Dynasty emperor!
The writing is excellent, especially the fight scenes. It's said the author is a woman, which is even more impressive! However, the initial portrayal of Azi as so brilliant and loyal is flawed: she seeks revenge on Guo Fu to repay Cheng Ying and Lu Wushuang for saving her life, cleverly outwits Huang Rong, takes Xiao Feng to see Jiang Chunlan and her son who were kind to her, and even asks her…
I watched it around 2013. Back then, I was so heartbroken watching Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, especially by the tragic love story of Xiao Zhu, but I found solace and healing here.
"Nian Nu Jiao: Reminiscences of Chibi" was written in the fifth year of the Yuanfeng era. Qiao Feng was 22 at that time, so how could he be a child?
Leaving a comment, and recommending a movie world gift pack. [Note: Many authors nowadays write about multiverse films and television series, but their actual viewing experience is seriously lacking.] ←A:→ From Vegas to Macau series, Project A, Anna and Wu Lin, Ender's Game, Hotel Artemis, Love, Death & Robots series, Alita: Battle Angel, Aladdin (live-action), Anna, Dora the Explorer: The Lost…
It's a good read, but the writing style doesn't have the feel of a martial arts novel... I really wanted to change "" (yī dòng, meaning "one movement") to "" (dìng, meaning "fixed"), and "" (dān wù, meaning "delay") to "" (dān gē, meaning "delayed")... So many words just don't have the feel of a martial arts novel.
Let's talk about Princess Xinyue: Last time I said Liu Rulang was a "tall, rich, and handsome" man, then Princess Xinyue is a top-tier "white, rich, and beautiful" woman. She's the younger sister of Kublai Khan (later Emperor Yuan Shizu), the Great Khan of Mongolia, and the most beautiful woman in Mongolia. She's also gentle and kind, without the arrogance often associated with princesses!
Let's talk about the male supporting character, Liu Rulang: He's the female lead Lin Yanbi's former fiancé, betrothed to her since childhood. Born into a wealthy family, he's both scholarly and martial, handsome and refined, though somewhat of a womanizer with a large number of female admirers.