Legend of Fei
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有匪
Original Chinese Title
Also known as: Bandits, You Fei, นางโจร, 有匪
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- Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
- Status
- Completed
- Chapters
- 61 chapters
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
61 chapters
2016
Description
Twenty years earlier, the ‘Blade of the South’ Li Zhi was condemned a bandit by imperial decree for establishing the 48 Strongholds of the Shu Mountains to shelter the destitute refugees of the world. Twenty years later, a young man going by the name of Xie Yun, carrying an ‘Anping Command’, barges into the 48 Strongholds by night. Sir Gan Tang receives the command and descends the mountain, henceforth setting into motion the gears of fate. Zhou Fei, a descendant of the ‘Blade of the South’, is born and raised within the 48 Strongholds, but has yet to experience the martial world. She begins to stray from this straight road after she encounters Xie Yun. However, the current martial arts world is embroiled in turbulence, those once carefree and worry-less youths are swept without warning into the midst of turmoil and unrest; and ‘that’ secret which has been buried for 20 years, is about to be uncovered… “There will come a day–you will cross the tranquil and noiseless waters of the Inkwash River; you will depart from this haven sheltered by mountains; and you will find yourself under a vast and shrouded night sky. When you witness in succession the collapse of countless colossal mountains and the evaporation of fathomless seas into desert, you must always remember: your fate rests on the tip of your blade, and the tip of your blade must always point forward.” “I pray that by the cold steel of your sword, you will be able to cut through the darkness of night for a glimpse of the day.”
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- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Legend of Fei Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Legend of Fei
"Legend of Fei" has been quite the ride, and I'm eager to share my thoughts. This wuxia adventure, with its blend of action, romance, and drama, really pulled me in.
First Impressions
Initially, I was drawn in by the promise of a strong female lead in a genre often dominated by male protagonists. Zhou Fei is definitely a character that stands out, and I was immediately invested in her journey from an inexperienced youth to a capable martial artist. The story setup, with its backdrop of warring nations and a hidden refuge, felt intriguing, and I was excited to see where it would lead.
What Works Well
The strength of "Legend of Fei" lies in its characters. Zhou Fei is a refreshing protagonist. She's talented but flawed, and her growth throughout the story feels earned. I also found the male lead, Xie Yun, to be a compelling character. His optimistic nature and playful banter provided a great contrast to Zhou Fei's more serious demeanor. Their relationship develops organically, built on a solid foundation of friendship and mutual respect, which I appreciated.
The plot itself is well-crafted, with mysteries that slowly unravel and keep you engaged. The fight scenes are vividly described. The author's skill in portraying interpersonal dynamics is evident, making the characters feel like real people with whom I can relate.
Areas of Concern
While I thoroughly enjoyed the novel, I did notice that the pacing can be slow at times, particularly in the early chapters. The explanations are detailed, but some might find them a bit long-winded. Also, I felt the second half of the novel lost some of its momentum. The interactions between the main couple decreased.
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Final Verdict
Overall, I found "Legend of Fei" to be a worthwhile read. The strong characters, engaging plot, and well-developed world make it a standout in the wuxia genre. While the pacing might not be for everyone, I believe the journey is ultimately rewarding. If you're looking for a wuxia novel with a strong female lead and a captivating story, I highly recommend giving "Legend of Fei" a try.
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