1. Origins and Background: The Seed of a Cultivation Epic In a landscape of xianxia fiction—where cultivation, immortality, ghostly forces, and moral complexities intertwine—《魔道祖师》 emerges as a literary phenomenon, originally serialized online by author 墨香铜臭 (Mo Xiang Tong Xiu), whose ability to breathe life into morally gray warriors and weaving multiple timelines set the work […]
Tag Archives: Xianxia
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1. Setting the Scene: Why the Top 10 Annual List Matters Every year, Qidian releases its Monthly Ticket Annual rankings, which determine the Top 10 most celebrated web novels based on reader support, monthly ticket sales, and overall engagement. Winning a spot here not only grants authors prestige but often results in massive royalties, licensing deals, and […]
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1. The Enduring Appeal of Xianxia in Modern China The xianxia genre, mélyen gyökerezik a kínai mitológiában, Daoista filozófia, és a harcművészetek hagyományai, továbbra is elbűvöli az olvasókat 2024 bonyolult világépítésével, filozófiai felhangok, és a személyes felemelkedés és a transzcendencia epikus narratívái. Mint digitális platformok, mint például Qidian, Zongheng, és 17K, továbbra is virágzik, […]
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10 Best Wuxia Novels of the 21st Century: Full of Action, Adventure, and Romance
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Introduction Xianxia is a subgenre of wuxia that focuses on the cultivation of immortals. Xianxia novels are typically set in a world of magic and martial arts, and they often feature characters who are striving to achieve immortality. Xianxia novels have been popular in China for centuries, and they have recently gained popularity in the […]
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The ranking is in no particular order, just to share wonderful novels with you. “Lord of Mysteries” 《诡秘之主》 The pinnacle work of the squid who loves diving, Qidian‘s first serialized novel with more than 100,000 orders. The reason why it only ranks third in 2020 is that the novel ended in early May. And it […]
Many readers once said when watching Wangyu’s “The Legend of Mortal Cultivation”, “After a mortal, there will be no immortal chivalry”, to express their love for mortals and their unfulfilled expectations for the subsequent fairy chivalry novels. Viszont, I think there are still many fine Xianxia novels that are worth seeing every year, and some […]