The Legend of Shushan Swordsman (volume 4)
by H
About This Novel
"The Legend of Shushan Swordsman" tells the story of the Emei disciples "San Ying Er Yun", "Qi Diao" and others' experience of apprenticeship and demon slaying. During their outings to practice, they experienced countless chances and coincidences and obtained various powerful rare treasures. In the struggle against evil sects, their skills became increasingly stronger. Finally, in the third Emei Sword Fight, good and evil characters had a final contest. This book has 9 volumes in total, and this is the fourth volume.
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Official(5)Scraped 3d ago
After reading the fourth volume, I started to feel a little tired. Huanzhu's skill in constructing a long novel is still weaker than that of Jin Yong😚
Thoughts after reading
Why do I feel that most of the disciples of the younger generation of decent sects are a little unclear about right and wrong, do not distinguish between good and evil, and act recklessly and cause trouble. Although some loose immortals are not authentic Taoist disciples, they are not evil either. If you are bullied by those so-called decent disciples for no reason, you should not be angry, otherwise someone will come to rescue you and destroy a few of your things. After being rescued, no punishment was imposed, and the matter was over. Even ordinary people like us don't educate our children like this. Even if you are on the right side, you should not act arbitrarily and fail to distinguish right from wrong. Moreover, respecting the elderly and loving the young is our traditional virtue and should not be sectarian. This is just a personal opinion, welcome to discuss, please do not take it seriously. 😘
Really good, I like it very much
Really good, I like it very much
Does anyone know what this has to do with TV shows and movies?
I came to find the original book because of the movie and TV series. Does anyone know how the plot in the book is related to the TV series?
Forehead. . . . .
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Community(0)
Official(5)Scraped 3d ago
After reading the fourth volume, I started to feel a little tired. Huanzhu's skill in constructing a long novel is still weaker than that of Jin Yong😚
Thoughts after reading
Why do I feel that most of the disciples of the younger generation of decent sects are a little unclear about right and wrong, do not distinguish between good and evil, and act recklessly and cause trouble. Although some loose immortals are not authentic Taoist disciples, they are not evil either. If you are bullied by those so-called decent disciples for no reason, you should not be angry, otherwise someone will come to rescue you and destroy a few of your things. After being rescued, no punishment was imposed, and the matter was over. Even ordinary people like us don't educate our children like this. Even if you are on the right side, you should not act arbitrarily and fail to distinguish right from wrong. Moreover, respecting the elderly and loving the young is our traditional virtue and should not be sectarian. This is just a personal opinion, welcome to discuss, please do not take it seriously. 😘
Really good, I like it very much
Really good, I like it very much
Does anyone know what this has to do with TV shows and movies?
I came to find the original book because of the movie and TV series. Does anyone know how the plot in the book is related to the TV series?
Forehead. . . . .
