Going It Alone in the Jianghu
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A good fit for
- 喜欢蝴蝶蓝《全职高手》《网游之近战法师》的读者,想追溯其早期创作源头
- 偏爱轻松幽默、不虐主、不苦大仇深的网游/武侠故事
- 喜欢看配角群像和江湖帮派斗智,而非单纯刷副本升级
- 对2005年前后起点网游文黄金期有情怀的老读者
Not a good fit for
- 追求严格电竞设定、系统数值与竞技赛制的硬核游戏文读者
- 偏爱紧凑叙事、无法接受早年网文水字与慢热开局的读者
- 只想看单一主角一路碾压、缺少群像支线的读者
Reading tips
- 先读第一章到第五章的“初入江湖”部分,小说真正的开头在楔子之后,节奏从这里才展开。
- 书中出现大量人物外号与技能名称,遇到不熟悉时不必强记,随剧情推进会自然熟悉。
- 中后期帮派争斗线索较多,可适当做人物关系笔记,或按“比武大会—帮派纠纷—飞云山庄”几个段落分段阅读。
- 把它当作了解蝴蝶蓝写作风格演变的样本,与《全职高手》对照阅读会更有味道。
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Contents
- Prologue: Origins
- Chapter 1 First Steps into the Jianghu
- Chapter 2 The Man on the Eaves
- Chapter 3 Prison Calamity
- Chapter 4 The Man in Blue
- Chapter 5 The Jianghu Changes
- Chapter 6 The Martial Arts Tournament
- Chapter 7 Guild Disputes
- Chapter 8 Feiyun Manor
- Chapter 9 The Assassin
- Chapter 10 Blood Battle at the Teahouse
- Chapter 11 Ambush on the Summit
- Chapter 12 Basic Martial Arts
- Chapter 13 Special Guest
- Chapter 14 One Sword from the East vs. the Iron Banner League
- Chapter 15 Boss Xiao's Teahouse
- Chapter 16 The Celebrity
- Chapter 17 The Latecomer
- Chapter 18 Many Against Few
- Chapter 19 The Overbearing Iron Banner
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Hudielan is one of the more recognizable authors in the field of Chinese online literature. His real name, year of birth, and place of origin are limited in publicly available sources and difficult to verify. Nineteen of his works have been collected so far, mainly in the areas of online gaming, urban, and fantasy fiction. His representative works include The King's Avatar, Xing Zhao Bu Xuan, Near-Approach Mage of Online Games, Du Chuang Tian Ya, and King's Moment, as well as a side-story volume of Near-Approach Mage of Online Games. Judging from common categories, his works are often labeled as premium fiction, quality web fiction, male-oriented fiction, urban fiction, fantasy fiction, and social fiction, with a readership centered on male-oriented online reading. Hudielan's writing often builds on game mechanics, competitive confrontation, and team ensembles, portraying characters' growth and cooperation within a light and humorous narrative rhythm. He balances the pleasures of genre reading with careful development of character relationships, and has thus maintained a fairly steady following among Chinese online literature readers.