What was a fantasy novel with Chen Chuan as the main character? It had to have elements of calmness and self-discipline? Where can I watch it?

Answer 1

This book was called "Atlas of Heaven and Man", and the characters in it included the male protagonist, Chen Zhuan. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website.

[Atlas of Heaven and Man] Author: The Misguided One. It is a fantasy/oriental fantasy novel with elements of calmness and self-discipline.

User recommendation: It's an old author, but I've never read his book before.

This book is quite well-written. To me, it's a martial arts novel that suits my appetite very well. It focuses on fighting and fighting, not fantasy. The background of the story was similar to the period of the Republic of China, which was relatively chaotic.

Talk about the good points
1. His writing style is capable. The fighting scenes were especially well drawn and carefree. And there's a guarantee of integrity.
2. The protagonist's character and the supporting characters of the good camp (that is, they had a good relationship with the protagonist) were all outstanding and above the starting line. Note that not all characters were created well.
3. The subject matter was a bonus. It was a rare novel that fought with each other. Those who liked novels that were more realistic than fantasy novels should like it.
4. The combat strength design was very ingenious. The mutation of the implant and martial arts were harmoniously combined. The use of martial arts is also here
Let's talk about the shortcomings.
1. The villain's supporting role was low in intelligence. In the first twenty chapters, most of the villains were impulsive, brainless, and jealous. The pretentious classmates at the class reunion, the jealous seniors when applying for admission, and so on. This wouldn't have much of an impact on ordinary white text, but it was very glaring in this book. This was because the protagonist and the supporting characters that the author was trying to create were very delicate, realistic, and calm people. His worldview was also biased towards the cruel worldview of suppressing class opposition. In this kind of novel that tended to create a realistic atmosphere, it was a little eye-catching to play this kind of brainless provocation.
2. Shaping society. I can understand that the author wants to create a society that is extremely oppressive to the bottom class. However, his description of the upper class was a little too careless. The noble martial arts students had entered the school through the back door, and the female character suspected of being the female lead had self-righteously arranged the prospects of the main character. It seemed that the author's definition of the upper class was only power and not intelligence. Therefore, whenever there is a head-on confrontation, I feel a little disappointed. When he thought about how the villains were actually a bunch of idiots, he didn't have the mood to cheer for the protagonist at all.

The reason why there were few pros and many cons was because everyone would be attracted by these pros as long as they read novels. I don't need to introduce you. I personally don't quite understand the shortcomings. The author clearly has the pen power to write these plots well, so why did he return to the novel of Xiao Bai?

[General comment: The flaws don't obscure the virtues. It's a very good novel, both in terms of theme and style.] However, I suggest that you don't treat it as a very reasonable and logical novel. You should treat it as a very good novel. This way, he could avoid the abrupt impressions brought about by many conflicting plots.
I hope you will like this book.