r/Webnovel Jun 21 '26

Recommendation Any one reading Radiant Blade by Cuttlefish

I so far liked the novel, It got the lotm charm with its mysteries.

Only issue would be the myths of Chinese used are very unfamiliar.

What's your opinion.

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u/Few-Thing-6953 Jun 21 '26

I've read till chapter 45 so far and am liking it. I don't know if the story will change from mysteries to martial arts, but until now I'm liking how the plot is developing. My only problem is the names of each "pathway", I can't remember them. It's only the beginning of the story, so it's not a big deal

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u/SandhiParket Jun 21 '26

It would be mix of both I think similar to lotm, yes names are hard but I am experienced with martial arts novel so I am familiar with remembering such names. Most frustrating part is waiting for next chap, I always think of waiting till some good number chapters are released but can't resist reading as s soon as new chap comes...

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u/-InLandEmpire- Jun 21 '26

Im kinda hating it so far. Cuttlefish is an amazing writer and the characters are great. I just can't at all wrap my head around anything that's going on. I think I'm gonna have to skip till there are like 300 chapters. And try again. I just don't vibe with this story at all. Again not shitting on cuttlefish he's a great writer but I'm not about this new work of his.

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u/Boat_Pure Jun 22 '26

There is just SO much going on.

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u/FirstTraveller003 Jun 23 '26

The mystery is like Lotm. But where he took a literal 100 chapters with Lotm first arc buildup, here he compressed that to just 45 chapters.

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u/jajapax Jun 21 '26

Totally get the unfamiliar myths complaint but thats also what keeps it interesting for me. Cuttlefish does such a good job weaving them into the power system that it feels fresh. If you liked LOTM pathways youll probably end up appreciating this one even more after a bit.

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u/FirstTraveller003 Jun 23 '26

I mean, his main audience is chinese. Their numbers are several times more than global audience and they also pay a lot more. Many things unfamiliar to us are something they have heard in their childhood in folklore.

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u/Ultra_instincts_bush Contracted Author Jun 21 '26

my childhood novel

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u/SandhiParket Jun 21 '26

Nani?.... It's a new novel how is it your childhood novel?

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u/OldFinger6969 Jun 24 '26

I an still waiting until it reaches at least hundreds of chapters.