Sword Rain Tower
剑雨楼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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Seeing the wuxia genre fade away, I started collecting good wuxia novels for fellow fans, hoping to keep the genre alive until it makes a comeback. This is a wuxia-only reading list, and I'll update it from time to time. Books nobody reads will be moved to the comments section, so please give the books you like a heart. Those without any hearts and no readers may be removed at any time. Being on this list doesn't mean a book will stay forever, so let's keep at it together! If you know any good b
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He enters the martial world burdened with the deep-seated hatred of killing his father and mother, yet his first act is to meddle in the petty affairs of a prostitute. Upholding justice? Has Jianyulou ever spoken of justice? Has Jian Wushuang ever spoken of justice? Upon reaching this point, I abandon the book and delete it!
As expected, once I started reading "Sword Rain Tower," I couldn't stop. Only nine chapters left to subscribe, then I can start reading the chapters I'd previously saved up. 😄
I don't understand why this novel needs a protagonist. Does his presence or absence even matter? He's ridiculously weak. Every attack he makes either inflicts internal injuries or severs all his meridians. The gods are speechless.
I must say, this is indeed a good book, and it's not harmful at all. The more you read, the more you get into the story. I finished it today, and it was truly excellent. It seems that online martial arts novels are not as bad as I imagined. On the contrary, they have their own unique style and a level of insight that Jin Yong and Gu Long do not possess. In short, they are wonderful.
I haven't read it yet. Seeing the reviews saying the protagonist is an assassin or only kills bad guys has already made me lose interest.
After reading a few chapters, I basically understood everything. The story is clichéd and its values are questionable.
"Sword Rain Tower" now feels to me not only as a martial arts world filled with swords and shadows, but also as a story of open and covert struggles between various factions and the unpredictable nature of human hearts. It's getting more and more exciting. Today I learned Cao Ke'er's true identity.
After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't continue, but I still wanted to say a few words. Actually, the writing style and logic of this story are quite good, but the central idea is flawed: a killer organization that kills for money without distinguishing right from wrong is wiped out, and the author has something to complain about.
Dear author, I've finished reading *Sword Rain Tower*. I really enjoyed Jian Xingyu's carefree and chivalrous spirit, and I admired Lu Renjia's willingness to sacrifice everything for his brothers. I was quite disappointed that Jian Wuming didn't end up with Ke'er, and I was also curious about Yin Xuan's appearance at the end, feeling like it was foreshadowing something.
The shortest dagger is actually a knife! I've learned something new.