
The Far-Reaching Sword
剑之遥
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia & Wuxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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679Chapters
103.4kClicks
1.1kFavorites
12.3kRecommendations
444Comments
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It's not easy for anyone to write a million words.
I've always firmly believed that anyone who can write a million words and persevere to the end is truly remarkable. Many might say that the pacing of Xiaoyu's book is too slow in the beginning, but I want to say that every author has different habits and different stories, so naturally, not every book can start the same way. Many say that writing should follow the crowd and that only by jumping on the bandwagon can you make money. But I think that a true author is someone who doesn't follow trends, persists in writing a million words, and still strives to write their own story. They don't follow the crowd, but they still have their own unique style. At least, books written by such people are worth reading. I hope everyone will be more understanding of Xiaoyu's book; if you can afford it, please subscribe, and if you like it, recommend it to your friends. Thank you everyone, Xiaoyu, keep going! You're the best!
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I'm bored chatting downstairs on Penguin Chat. Want more people to chat? Considering the pacing of the plot
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Keep going, hang in there!
Keep it up!
I've caught up to the latest chapter. While the beginning was a bit uneventful, I've now glimpsed a corner of an epic story, and it's getting increasingly captivating, with a strong classic fantasy/xianxia (fantasy martial arts) feel. Keep it up!
The author writes exceptionally well. Although the first chapter is the prologue, it perfectly presents the protagonist. From following his father, Yi Qing, up the mountain, he unknowingly learns cultivation. Although the author doesn't explicitly state that Yi Qing is a martial artist, readers can infer from Qingyun's descriptions that Yi Qing is a martial artist. The character portrayals are also very well done. The tone, though gentle, conveys a sense of authority, allowing Xiao Qingyun to experience this kind of gentle strictness from a young age. Everything Xiao Qingyun does towards the rising sun foreshadows later events. Tie Zhu's joke and Xiao Qingyun's resistance further highlight Xiao Qingyun's strong sense of self-respect. Her fluid and natural counterattack also reflects that Xiao Qingyun has unknowingly begun cultivating. Grandpa Liangshan's slip of the tongue further illustrates Yiqing's extraordinary nature, and Liangshan's hasty correction further highlights the characters' psychological contradictions. In short, the author wrote it really well!
Hey everyone, some friends have said the setup in the beginning is too long and nobody likes it. After hearing that, I still want to say a few words. Whether it's the protagonist or us, as the lyrics say, only in the sea of suffering can love and hate arise; how can you taste sweetness without experiencing it? Just between us, the story is quite long. Thank you so much for reading; I sincerely thank you!
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What is the author's QQ group number? There are too many chapters to easily find. Everyone has different opinions and ideas, and they read different books. I think this book is alright; I used to keep it. At least it doesn't have the pretentious airs of current online dramas.