
Five Elements
五行天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Other names
- AFEEnglish name
- Five Way HeavenEnglish name
- FWHEnglish name
- The Avalon of Five ElementsEnglish name
- WuxingtianEnglish name
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Tracing the River to Its Source
Some books I’ve read, shared with everyone whenever I have a spare moment! I mainly focus on new fantasy novels with fewer than 100,000 words. If you find one worth checking out, post it here and we can discuss it together! One of life’s greatest joys is reading with a group of friends who share your interests, and exploring the faraway places the material world can never reach! If you’re passing by, feel free to save this list and leave a comment!
Qingdan: Reading Log
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[Completed Novel Guide] Distinctive Style, Once a Sensation, A Hot Topic
I've been following books for over ten years. Since 2017, I've kept a record of completed novels and written retrospectives. These aren't recommendations, just my personal reviews. [2017: 5 books, 10.11 million characters] [2018: 13 books, 25.39 million characters] [2019: 3 books, 4.07 million characters] [2020: 10 books, 30.20 million characters] [2021: 12 books, 35.32 million characters] [2022: 10 books, 20.84 million characters] [2023: 5 books, 14.10 million characters] [2024: 6 books, 16.87
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I Love Reading
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Fantasy Book Nook
Recommending all kinds of excellent fantasy novels. Please follow and send flowers. I've been reading novels for years, and consider myself a seasoned bookworm. I'll boldly call myself an old hand. After creating this fantasy reading list, I'm sharing classics I've read and excellent ongoing novels with everyone. I hope these books bring you the joy of reading. Next, here are some authors with great writing who have written fantasy novels: Mao Ni, Xiao Qian, Zhi Qiu, Zhai Zhu, Zhuang Po Nan Qi
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[Comment] The oath of the Dragon's Spine Sword, the end of the blood of the gods.
In the final battle of Songjian City, Wang Shouchuan and his wife used the city as a canvas, weaving a "formation" with their lives to defend Songjian City and save it from destruction. However, they paid a heavy price, both perishing. It seems that in the heavens, the master's wife remains as beautiful as ever, like a goddess descended from the heavens, ethereal and picturesque.
I think I'll build my own little building. Anyone who's watched "Invincible God of War" can raise their hand in agreement!
This was the first unfinished novel I ever read, and it caused me immense psychological trauma when I was young.
A fleeting dream
I don't know why I suddenly thought of Fang Xiang. I got hooked on the cultivation world through "Card Master" in college, and I especially love it. I followed "Invincible" chapter by chapter. When "Invincible" finished, it was during the summer after I graduated with my master's degree. My wife came to visit me, and we spent the day visiting the London Eye and the night reading the final chapter.
If we're talking about authors who start strong but end poorly and have terrible endings, none can compare to you, author.
Five Elements Heaven was a decent book, albeit only halfway through. Unfortunately, it ended badly. From Ai Hui's initial setup of the war club to the very end, especially after Ai Hui's poisoning, I skimmed through most of it. I could accept the poor ending of Card Master; at least it was quite good before that. Five Elements Heaven, however, was more than just a poor ending. Now Fang Xiang has released a new book; I wonder how I'll face it.
[Comment] Ai Hui, a unique swift swordsman
"The story of the sword is stained with blood"—this is the best interpretation of the Swift Wind Swordsman. Similarly, this sentence also applies to the Thunder Swordsman of Pine City, Ai Hui. In the defense of Pine City, Ai Hui repelled a group of attacking blood beasts: Blood-patterned Ants, Blood-patterned Earthworms, and Blood-patterned Cats.
The story of the Five Elements Heaven is definitely worth reading, even if you only read half of it.
Fang Xiang's "Card Master" has less than 600 discussion posts, while "Five Elements Heaven" has 14,000. Why doesn't he continue writing such a good work?
Fang Xiang's level of understanding is N levels higher than that of Tudou.