
Chronicles of an Immortal Hero's Quest for Heaven
问天仙侠录
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 508k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia & Wuxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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137Chapters
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182Favorites
1kRecommendations
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Interesting Classical Fantasy
This book was quite enjoyable to read. Those tired of fast-paced, superficial online novels can check it out, as can those who prefer traditional martial arts and fantasy. The story, characters, and plot are all interesting. After chapter 50, the author seems to let loose a bit, but the humor improves significantly, and you can feel the author's writing skill continuously improving, which is a pleasant surprise. Of course, there are still some issues, such as the refinement of satisfying moments and character development, which need further improvement. I recommend it to fans of Jin Yong's works.
This is a traditional story, without the typical power-up trope. The logic, plot, and writing are all solid. If you enjoy classic fantasy novels, give it a try. All feedback is welcome.
A brief discussion.
Ah, 1. The writing is lively and the narrative ability is strong. Most importantly, the writing style is excellent, like that of a veteran, or someone who has prepared an outline for a long time. 2. The characters are fairly well-developed, and there are some tragic figures. I was particularly moved by the scene of separation. The later stories of the younger generation also retain their innocence and naivety. 3. There are some minor flaws. (The following appears to be a series of unrelated phrases and symbols, possibly from a different source.) 4. The appearance of pinyin is still a bit strange; we could consider other expressions. 5. The atmosphere created by the description is good. I like the family atmosphere, and I also love the feeling Wang Shanzhi had when he was in the sect. 6. Martial Arts Families. "Martial Arts Family" still carries a strong sense of martial arts chivalry; it's practically synonymous with it. You could rephrase it. However, this story reads like a fantasy novel with a strong martial arts feel. It's very enjoyable and unique. 7. I really like the names of constellations and the names of the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches. I've always liked these little design elements. 8. The book contains numerous allusions and references. This shows that the author has accumulated knowledge, or at least researched and read extensively. 9. I really like the setting of the Nine Towns and the overall structure. The world-building isn't particularly grand, but often it's not the grandest world-building that's most captivating. The bigger the world, the easier it is to become homogenized. 10. I love this writing style. 11. Genre doesn't matter; the story is king. The premise isn't flawed, nor is the writing. Perhaps the author wasn't fully confident about the story's direction, or perhaps they were struggling with the design of subsequent plot points. We look forward to your flashes of inspiration to motivate us to update.
Thoughts on reading the first ten chapters of "The Legend of the Immortal Swordsman".
First, like most old-school authors, the introduction begins with a poem, followed by a description of the plot and foreshadowing to attract readers. Old-fashioned represents obsolescence and pedantry, which older readers tend to accept and enjoy. However, younger readers prefer to see the exciting, thrilling, and unconventional elements—the highlights—in the synopsis. This synopsis, however, lacks these. In short, it's superficial and unremarkable. By the way, The word "again" in the last sentence of the introduction is misspelled. It should be. There are also some places in the text where punctuation seems to be careless, with two periods appearing in one place. This is just me nitpicking; it doesn't affect the quality of the work. Secondly, the first few chapters, whether as an introduction or a prologue, are too long. After all, it is very rare for a novel like The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, where the protagonist is not introduced at the beginning, to be presented in this slow-burning way. This kind of plot presentation does not conform to the golden three chapters in the world of online novels. But...
I'll read this good book!
Keep it up! Sending you a little heart.
Excellent writing, a great book! Shuang Jinxi is here to support it!
Save this for later, and then check it out.
The Nine Desolate Heavenly Court has come to learn about the Record of Immortals and Heroes. I have already collected Mr. Guanyu's masterpiece and will read it slowly in the future!