Wielding My Sword Through a Song
执剑纵长歌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 637k Words
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- –
No longer available on Zongheng since 24 Oct 2026. This page shows what we last saw there.
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211Chapters
24.8kClicks
133Favorites
536Recommendations
27Fans
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This is really well written. I've already bookmarked it and look forward to exchanging bookmarks.
True love is always worth waiting for.
I've added it to my favorites. Looking forward to your return visit! Thank you!
I read a chapter or two, didn't understand what it meant, and felt like I'd wasted my time, so I gave up.
I didn't finish reading it; I gave up after twenty chapters. I felt the author was insulting the readers. A shrewd and calculating martial arts master often suffers losses in the martial world, yet the author writes about a mentally challenged fool, nurtured by a martial arts elder, who seems to have the mind of a child, wandering the martial world. It's suffocating and makes me feel suffocated. I find this bizarre concept quite unacceptable. Whoever wants to be angry can have him!
This novel is well-written, but it lacks a proper ending. The protagonist doesn't complete many of the things he's asked to do, such as finding the person his master told him to find.
Ugh, I'm not updating anymore! Please don't write anymore, now there's nothing to read!
It's finished? I was really getting into it!
Since I started reading wuxia (martial arts) novels, many people have said that wuxia is difficult to write and that it has declined. However, I've found that it's not that wuxia has declined, but rather that writers have fallen into a vicious cycle: martial arts manuals, treasure maps, falls off cliffs and extramarital affairs, dual cultivation between men and women, and the transmission of…