Soaring of Galaxia

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In China’s modern martial arts society, Wu Xinghe was history’s youngest grandmaster of martial arts. He was invincible. Because of a strange incident, he was reincarnated as Qin Wushuang, a poor aristocratic boy in an entirely different world with its own set of rules. With his strong will and passion, he began his journey to pursue the highest peak of martial arts!

The main character’s beliefs are:

Never comply with the aristocrats or the rich people, regardless of any situation. To only depend on your own strength because, eventually, you will have the power to be invincible.

Rise! Soar through the Galaxia!

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Qì chōng xīnghé
气冲星河
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Tarlos
Tarlos rated it
June 10, 2017
Status: c40
This author's Dao of Filler has truly reached unprecedented heights. Feels like a third of the text I'm reading is stuff like "Wow the MC is so amazing!"or "MC is super badass" and another third is the peanut gallery making useless comments like "Did the MC really challenge him?! Nooo wayy" and "There's now way the MC can do that!" etc. Seems like there's a crowd of bored people just follows the MC around commenting on everything he does. (Like seriously, do these people not have their own things to... more>> do?) Taking away all that filler and you're left with an unoriginal and uninteresting plot filled with cliches. Really can't justify giving this more than 2. Hopefully it gets better in the future. <<less
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Ignus
Ignus rated it
April 17, 2017
Status: c29
Good premise that falls short on delivery. More time is spent discussing over and over again the family standings and basic noble social structure than on plot. It wouldn't be so bad if the plot wasn't as shallow as it is. ... more>>
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Meditating at night, hears footsteps, assassin, captures him, threatens him with broken fingers, he speaks, Evil guy wants to r*pe MC sister... Expand this to half a chapter, which isn't much, and it reads almost as dryly as listing it out.

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Throw in a few inconsistencies... subtle ones, including MC choices made often to move the plot rather than show his intelligence.

I can also swear that I have read this exact story line before, but with additional events and deeper plots from another story (A few key details are different). Correct me if I am wrong, because I know what is happening before it happens. Unless this story was translated before and got thrown out... <<less
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Jaehaerys
Jaehaerys rated it
May 9, 2017
Status: c45
I really like this novel. I really do, but there is aproblem with it. First, there is way too much useless information and filler. I'm waiting for the main plot to continue and day after day, each translated chapter is about anything but the main storyline. At least 7-8 (edit** 14) chapters have passed where the main character gets into conflicts for no apparent reason and fights with other noble children but doesn't contain information about the main story. They hyped up a battle between the MC's family and an... more>> opponent family, and after the usual tr*sh talk and looking down on MC's family when they announced the fight, the story takes a whole bunch of chapter where the MC is running around doing anything but the main fight that was being presented. I'm ok with filler and the like, but only after the major plot point that was introduced was completed and not right before the climax of said plot point. I'm so frustrated, I just want to freaking see the MC beat the living crap out of the opponent family. And because they haven't fought yet, MC still has a reason to get in pointless conflicts with noble children that would have otherwise left him alone if he finished the fight. Sorry for the rant, but sometimes authors take it too far... <<less
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arnadar
arnadar rated it
June 27, 2017
Status: c69
First few chapters the story starts out really fast - basically, in the first 20 chapters or so 4 years go by. In the following 50 chapters there's so much freakin' filler it feels tedious and boring. Plot seems sufficiently entertaining, if not very generic. The pace ruins it completely for me, the last 10 chapters I've read I was skipping most of the chapters because nothing is happening.
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selweron
selweron rated it
August 25, 2017
Status: c136
Review given after reading 59->136 chapters all at once.

Please do not look at the bad reviews this novel receives. The only downside is that the chapters feel quite short because the things get more explanations, so people call the novel "filler". But if you binge read it, the actual story progress is quite fast and you can see there's always a higher sky! A very enjoyable read that I haven't seen in a long time. It follows the old nice parts about OP MC and his rise in power, caring... more>> about his family, but it is done in a great way and the flow is amazing. There also some unique parts to MC's personality and thoughts, he also doesn't forget his past life.

If you liked the tournaments from Swallowed Star, or the bashing MC gives in IGE/Chaotic Sword God then this story does that in a very similar way!

So far the novel has been pretty staightforward, with the MC having an advantage over his peers and people higher in status, so there's not much tension about him losing, but it slowly diminishes as the secular world arcs slowly end. That doesn't mean it's the same for his family.. He can jump one or two levels in stage, but only one against one. He himself realises he's not match if he's paired against 6 opponents of the same stage as him.

Not every enemy of MC needs to be slaughtered. Unless they do something unforgivable, like harming his relatives, he can pardon them. And they do still appear in the story after they changed their attitude.

I'll end it with the usual saying, if this novel claimed to be second in ranking, then no other novel would claim first place. Like if you agree, this needs more love! <<less
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acoleman2
acoleman2 rated it
March 24, 2017
Status: c13
Edit 6/5/2017: Mediocre novel as of c68.

Repetition is already obvious only 60 chapters in.

The thing that really ruins it for me is the way the author goes about trying to glorify the MC through words rather than deeds.

... more>> For example, it'll be something like the MC defeats a strong opponent, but rather than describing an epic fight, the author writes a mediocre fight followed by lines like "MC is so incredible" "he's the ultimate genius" "he'll lead the generation" "he's the hope of the nation" coming from people around the MC.

Even if there was a cool fight, it would be ruined by that in my opinion.

Just about done with this one.

Original: Good. I can't think of a great comparison. Like PMG, it's a reincarnation story, but different cultivation system. Previous body owner was cowardly and weak before new body owner reincarnated/transmigrated. Lots of conflicts with typically s*upid villains. Class system, and MC is part of a lower class group than others. Kinda like Forty Milleniums of Cultivation in the sense that the school feels like an adversary in this story, because they side with the rich students. <<less
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MondoX
MondoX rated it
September 11, 2017
Status: c153
It is not a bad novel, but it is not good enough to keep me interested. So far, the novel had two interesting arcs, and now another boring arc has been going on for a few chapters. The way the second interesting arc ended was anti-clamatic. It seems like the author wanted the MC to have a strong enemy for later, but now I do not care if MC kills him. The MC has trained and hunted more than anything else, while I am trying to figure the plot. If... more>> the plot is only to become stronger, then it makes sense. <<less
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Starvenus
Starvenus rated it
January 6, 2019
Status: c540
It’s so so at best. The world building is not too bad. The mystery keeps me entertained. It’s the MC decision/personality/character that sometimes irritates me as it doesn’t make sense/align with his personality.

Our MC is Wu Xinghe. He is a person from our modern earth who practiced martial arts. He toured world collecting tons of martial art techniques/books. In other word, his knowledge of martial art techniques itself is a treasure trove.

He died and transmigated into Qin Wushuang as a 12 years old boy. He then incorporated the martial arts... more>> he used/knew because according to the story martial art techniques are very value and not many have a high end ones. So far all the techniques he has/uses blew all this world techniques. The difference is huge.

Now the crux of my irritation. This MC knows a lot of techniques which much superior to this world techniques and what does he do with it? As far as I know he only gave 2 techniques to his family to learn. His father and brother in law. He didn’t give anything to his sister, not even an art to escape/movement or even defensive art. There is no urgency to make his family a bit more competent to defend themselves.

Since he is MC of course the family always get the brunt every time he offends someone/clan/sect. He has to come back every single time. His family has yet to fight side by side with him or even defend the family. Most problems he had them hide and he solved the problem then he went on journey and offended another so the story repeated itself again.

Although the novel isn’t too bad, it’s this part that doesn’t make sense to me. To the MC that has treasure trove of martial art techniques, why he doesn’t teach his family some of this to better themselves. All he did gave them couple arts, some divine fruits, equipments, and have them prepare food in the cave he found so they can hide when things get ugly.

However, there is one aspect that I like from this novel. Even though the romance plot has been introduced, it doesn’t take huge part of the story or at least for now it doesn’t go to the usual chinese romance trope (crazy harem, girls throwing themselves at MC everywhere he goes, s*x, r*pe). Let’s hope it doesn’t end this way. <<less
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nobodyimportant
nobodyimportant rated it
April 3, 2018
Status: c193
If you want to read about every chinese stereotype ever, read this. It's got every single one of them.

I don't know if the author meant to do this, but the 'good guys' and 'bad guys' are all the exact same kind of people (dumb and biased as hell) it's just the 'good guys' happen to be the MC's friends or family so he protects them and the 'bad guys' are against his friends and family so he kills them. This is the entire lesson the author tries to convey (pretty... more>> much every 5 paragraphs throughout the entire story). You owe your family/country/backing and are obliged to do anything for them. Don't go against them no matter what or you're evil.

It was okay at the start but I just reached 193 and I'm dropping this crap. The filler is out of control and the plot is incredibly contrived. You'll read it and say "This doesn't make sense, their actions don't make sense, this shouldn't happen... but I know exactly what is going to happen in the next 10 chapters because the author is obviously trying (and failing miserably) to write about ____ cliche".

Oh and tr*sh talking is literally the most important part of the fight according to the author so watch as the MC tr*sh talks his opponents into the ground because they're dumb as bricks and, wow, incredibly, they are being pressured now and can't fight properly because the MC's "temperament" is disrupting their ability! Amazing!!! <<less
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Yoburi
Yoburi rated it
November 1, 2020
Status: c570
Ok read half of this novel and I can recomend for anyone that like a good xinaxia story.

Now the first 250 chapters are the best part of this novel by far, the MC does everything right and plan his revenge on the noble clans trying to destroy his clan. Also his family is very good and the world build was nicely made.

Problem starts after the inicial plot ends when his family is safe and strong and MC joins a sect to start high level training, it kinda lose the fun,... more>> because the enemys have weak motivations and MC don't have many problems to solve to keep the novel fun to read.

The novel got very boring in the middle and the romance is just as boring, the feamale protagonist only remarkble feature is that she run away from marriage and I can't remeber anything other than that to describe her.

So give a try first chapters are excelent and the family crise is good to see resolve. <<less
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Timid
Timid rated it
January 18, 2018
Status: c50
This authors other story is a quite good cultivation novel, but this one isn't. I have a feeling this might be his first work and that it'll get better as it goes on... but all interest in the storyline has already been s**ked out of me by the boring first 50 chapters.

If you do read, I recommend skipping the first chapter entirely. As it's the standard dying before reincarnating scenario, only this time before dying he was a horrible person with some pretty offensive racism. If I hadn't disliked the... more>> MC from the first chapter it might have made this more readable. <<less
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AutumnSnowz
AutumnSnowz rated it
January 17, 2018
Status: c3
So I was only able to read through 3 chapter before I quit. I can't say how good or bad the storyline is but the writing is what got me to drop it. The writing feels very amatuerish.
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The author writes this is what happened and accept it with no emotion or really feeling to anything that happen from his sister dieing, to him dieing, to getting reincarnated. And the way the author kill off the MC was so dumb. Apperently he a professional killer who's worth 5 billions but he see someone dieing who resemble his sister and run up to hug her and get stab and die. Didn't even think twice about where all the other assassin are or if it dangerous or not. How he's worth 5 billion and couldn't be kill before this is a mystery to me.

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I read so many other Chinese novel that I can get a feel for a story base on the writing and I don't think I would like to stick around to see if I'm going to be wrong. So I'm give this a neutral score of 3.
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Hitexh
Hitexh rated it
October 1, 2017
Status: c124
When I expect the plot to be kingdom building, or clan building. I hope to see war, army building, or how family member are working together. But so far, I only see MC power gap different too much compare to its clan. The clan become a burden, instead of a clan. From his father, sister, even his army, need MC protection.

The school or nobility competition is not challanging, because the MC is OP. If there is no family or clan as his background, I bet he MC already ignore this... more>> status seeking adveture, and seek more practical strength.

The other problem is how the author drop halfway of things that could be game changing. Such as his first two friends that he teach, who somewhat disappear. The sick grandmother he help, turnout just as only ordinary grandma and dissapear. His army division left behind to his uncle and father, no idea What they are for. (The good thing is, the author also drop halfway the school arc, because they are boring)

At least the MC is still likable, killing people easily, always head to head with patriach, (replacing his father job) and no harem. The story has potential. <<less
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Poireau
Poireau rated it
January 9, 2023
Status: c43
Author uses too many chineese idioms and fillings in every single chapter, in such a way that nothing really happens, and the worst part is that chapters are long, so the reading is quite frustrating.

This novel is also badly translated: for example Yang and Yin cultivation are translated as Masculine and feminine (c11). Seriously?

Most of the novel is about face slapping with words 95% of the time: you will have several chapters of face slapping, and because MC is already quite op very early, he will end the figths in... more>> one move...

Don't waste your time: even OEM or CSG in the listed recommended novels will be worth more of you time despite being averege xuanhuan novels. <<less
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KirbyReviews44
KirbyReviews44 rated it
November 30, 2020
Status: --
MC's cheat after reincarnation is boring and not op at all. All he knows is some martial arts from earth which are apparently pretty strong in the new cultivation world.

The author's way of creating plot and conflict is cliche upon cliche. Other families covet the MC's family and seek to harm them. Countless young masters seek to humiliate and kill the MC. Face slapping, revenge, general degenerate behavior. Shameless villainy that actually hurts your brain cells to read and your IQ will actually drop.

For example, MC is at a martial... more>> arts school. There is a fair duel with life or death on the line. If one dies, the winner will not be blamed. The MC naturally kills the young master for revenge. However, the other young masters all suddenly claim that it was not a fair duel and that it was mu*der. And on top of that, 500 disciples that witnessed the fair duel all refused to support the MC, supposedly to not 'go against' the young masters. Then the principal of the school also sides with the young masters.

It's literally a world filled with 99% degenerates. It hurts your brain to read this. <<less
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rhianirory
rhianirory rated it
April 19, 2018
Status: c55
tedious, sometimes boring, with a big dose of been there done that. Lots of holier than thou moments and arrogant young masters but without any humor to keep it even a little entertaining.

i might enjoy it more if I hadn't read his other novel first but for all it's flaws, sovereign of the three realms is much better than this story, though there are a lot of parallels (nobles having to compete to hold on to their noble status, very convoluted politics, etc).

I'm curious about who the demon is they... more>> keep mentioning in regards to his sister but to be honest I'm not willing to put myself through more of this story just to find out.

this isn't a terrible story it's just very flat and uninteresting. <<less
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pomoli
pomoli rated it
November 23, 2017
Status: c219
Not bad at all.

Pro

MC is a good dude, even if he's really ruthless. He knows when to hide his power too.
He has friends and family, and they count through the story.
While many antagonists are clichés, some of them become allies after a while, really surprising.
Powerful but wise characters exist!

Con

Way too much repetition and useless paragraphs.
Has all the classic cons of such a story.
No romance.
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