Wuxia Genre Novels & Stories

It was only after the archer carefully explained the sequence of events that he saw, along with taking a blood oath swearing all of it to be the truth and not dying on the spot that the entire group had believed his words, albeit slightly. (*Hidden gimmick alert: A blood oath is similar to swearing on one's Dao as seen in most wuxia novels. It's a thing in Immortal Era, allowing NPCs and creatures with intelligence to swear on their blood to prove a truth. These oaths are to be taken very seriously as breaking them means instant death by a blood-red lightning bolt from the heavens. The players can experience something similar by making a contract with the system as the witness, but this won'

were all Yang Xiao's former code names. "You're the Azrael, aren't you? You must be the Azrael!" Wu Daozun covered his chest and said in horror. In his view, except for the legendary Azrael, no one could defeat him in one move. Even if he was the best in the previous generation of Chinese martial arts, it would take at least a dozen moves to defeat him. Yang Xiao's moves seemed slow, but his momentum was like a thunderbolt, making it impossible for him to defend against her.

Li Muxue's brows were knitted tightly, and she didn't know when she had become so concerned about Xiao Chen, but of course, it was after she lost her memory. Yu Yi Feng said, "Chuxue, don't be so hasty, in fact, all laws have the same path, so it's inevitable that some of the feats will look a bit similar, just like my Rainbow Shocking Sword Song and Brother Su's Xuan Tian Thirteen Swords, they look very similar, but their essence, is completely different."

The Wuxia drama also incorporates the everyday life of ancient China, but focuses on adventure and mystery. Wuxia dramas tend to be quite long, usually ranging from 40 - 80 episodes (which also applies to Xianxia and Xuanhuan), but some are shorter or longer. See you 👋 LOVE ALL❤️

He remembers the forces that reckoned the battlefield not too long ago were like the people who came out of the Wuxia movie from the Qin Empire. “Shit… and here I thought that the Wuxie movie was exaggerated but who knew that it was downplaying the might of those cultivators by a lot!” The other people who saw the same scene where Yun Xi sent her gigantic sword qi to cut a large gap in the ground said in amazement.

The surrounding fills up with the sound of multiple silver blades clanging while Lord Wen stands on his spot watching them, he lets out a sigh realising that most of his guards are laying on the floor. He walks down to the yard from the main hall entrance, picking a sword on the ground he walks into the scene, standing behind WanKe he holds his shoulder and turns him around swiftly making his moves before WanKe could register what's happening he feels the sharp blade making it's way from his left shoulder to centre of his chest the hot blood spreads over his light blue hanfu. He draws his sword forward to attack, his body becoming weak as the deep cut begins to sting.

“More reason for me to stay. I will need to ask her about having her guide Xia’er’s cultivation once she returns...” Although she was a sword cultivator who excelled in fighting, Wu Xuan’er was part of the younger generation born in the time of peace. Even her older brother, Patriarch Wu Anjian, was considered part of the younger generation. They were direct descendants of one of the largest factions inside a first rate city. None of them had truly experienced what war between cultivators meant. However, they had heard tales from their family elders about their ancestors who participated and luckily survived from the wars in the North as mercenaries hired by the imperial family to fight alon

What Xuan Wu had just displayed was a move that shouldn't exist on the East Continent or the entire Earth continent even once. There is no single martial art that can allow the user to regenerate their lost body parts. There is not a single move that allows the user to create two creatures from inanimate objects while simultaneously filling them with power proportional to the user. The moves that Xuan Wu displayed were too magical and could not be understood by any logic model.