Wielding My Sword Through a Song
执剑纵长歌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 637k Words
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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The writing is really nice. I have saved it and look forward to receiving it from you.
True love is always worth the wait
Already collected, looking forward to visiting and collecting in person! Thanks
After reading a chapter or two, I didn't understand what Ha Zi meant. I felt lonely after reading it and gave up.
I didn't finish reading it, and gave up after reading twenty chapters. I felt that the author was insulting the readers. A man with a secretive mind often suffers losses when he walks in the world, but a fool who has been trained by a martial arts veteran and has a childlike mind walks around in the world, making people feel chest tight and short of breath. This strange idea is quite disapproving. Who wants to make him angry!
This novel is well written, but it has a beginning and no end. Many of the protagonist's tasks are not completed, such as the person his master asked him to find.
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Is it over? I'm enjoying watching it
Ever since I started watching martial arts, many people have said that martial arts is difficult to write and that martial arts is in decline. But I discovered: It's not that martial arts has declined, it's that those who write about martial arts have all fallen into a strange circle: martial arts secrets, treasure maps, affairs off cliffs, dual cultivation of men and women, and masters passing on their skills. Very few succeed by relying on talent, perseverance, hard work, and enlightenment. As far as this book is concerned: The Battle of Wudang is a replica of Zhang Wuji. Taishan Beidou in Wudang and Shaolin martial arts has many masters. Could it be that he also relied on unparalleled martial arts secrets or adventures. Does the author have no thoughts and spirit of his own? Can you just copy what others say and plagiarize? Martial arts must use both chivalry and martial arts: martial arts can support the weak, and chivalry can subdue the crowd. But if it is linked to politics, it will lead to "chivalry and martial arts breaking the ban"