The Tale of a Free and Easy Hero
逍遥英雄传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia & Wuxia
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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410Chapters
304.8kClicks
345Favorites
103Recommendations
24Comments
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The author's writing is indeed excellent; I hope they continue their efforts. It's just that the ending is a little tragic! Alas! Poor Tang Yun Maya!
Good morning! Ladies who read martial arts novels (Jin Yong's works) are generally forthright; men who read romance novels (Qiong Yi's works) are generally sentimental; and those who read novels about Jingwei (a legendary female general), well, they're generally good people...
Jin Yong also visited the Mu Mansion and is said to have played Go there. The wax museum in the ancient city features a lifelike wax figure of Jin Yong, exuding elegance and eloquence.
A long, traditional martial arts novel—it's so exciting!
The author is probably a woman.
How can I download it? I really want to watch it.
Dear author, these days everyone's reading in a fast-paced, superficial way... It's rare to find someone who can truly stay true to themselves... My writing used to be fairly standard, but it was... Truly appalling...
Your update speed is astonishing! Did you finish writing it before posting it, or what? How can you update so fast? 27,000 Words a day!!!
I commented on "The Legend of the Carefree Heroes".
Tang Nima's visit with "The Monkey King" was hilarious! If it didn't make me laugh, I'd be happy to oblige! By the way, I'd like to venture a comment on the author's work. With the development of martial arts fiction to this point, surpassing Jin Yong and Gu Long is incredibly difficult. However, this work gives me hope. The writing is excellent. Although the plot is somewhat clichéd, the author brings a completely different feel to it. The author's exploration of human nature is very insightful. This is an excellent entry point. Of course, at the same time, one must be careful not to overdo the pursuit of novelty and change, avoiding the trap of creating novelty for its own sake. It's crucial to start from the characters' personalities and psychology. Once vivid characters are created, the entire plot will be lively and believable. The writing style is very profound and grand, overflowing with talent. The author clearly has a deep understanding of the martial arts classics. However, could there be some unexpected plot twists? Currently, the storyline feels rather clichéd. I hope the author can break free from the shackles of traditional martial arts fiction and truly forge a new path for the genre. @
Hello author, writing wuxia novels is difficult! Manjiang's work is excellent.
Hello, author! Writing wuxia novels is difficult! Manjiang's is excellent... Zuijuzi is here with "Martial Arts Mystic Path"! Keep it up!