
Breaking Through the Void
踏破虚空
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Gaming
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- Virtual MMORPG
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- 14y ago
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I feel it's the best martial arts online game, bar none.
It's an old book, so I definitely need to support it.
This is an old book, so I must support it! 🤭
It's a pity the author became a Buddhist; otherwise, he would have been a legendary author.
The writing style is problematic from today's perspective. The protagonist's personality is disgusting; he gives away martial arts techniques to anyone who asks for them. This kind of saintly protagonist should be eliminated. He constantly wants to kill but never dares to, a powerless, furious loser who lacks the patience to retreat and practice, yet yearns for the martial world but is afraid to kill and craves attention. He's impulsive and his temperament is like a pile of shit.
I was completely baffled. It felt like a huge world-building exercise, but most of it was internal monologues rather than a plot. I read eighty chapters describing someone knowing their path, but I still didn't understand. They clearly had incredible skills and such great talent; why would they go out and roam around after only a little development?
It's been more than ten years since I first read this book. I borrowed a pirated copy from Huazhong Hope Bookstore. I still remember the protagonist's name, Renyi, and Moming. And his mounts, the Snow-Treading Horse and the eagle. I've always dreamed of riding a horse and an eagle, wandering the world freely, just like the protagonist.
Besides global martial arts tournaments, are there any other martial arts online games?
This book is at the top of my bookshelf. I started reading novels in 2007, and I never imagined I'd be reading for so many years. I've lived for almost 20 years now.
Where's the author? I'm going to drag him out and have him write a book.
A classic, I suddenly remembered this online martial arts novel that impressed me so much that I came back to keep it as a souvenir! At that time, I went to the Internet cafe specifically to pursue my studies.