The Third Young Master's Sword (collected Works of Gu Long)
by G
About This Novel
Xie Xiaofeng, the best swordsman in the world and the third young master of Excalibur Villa, was tired of the world and decided to abandon his identity and status. He became anonymous and became "useless Aji" and worked hard at the bottom of society. However, people in the world cannot help themselves. Even if he is a "useless Aji", he will encounter unpredictable things, and eventually he has to reappear in the world. More excitement is available in Gu Long's classic martial arts masterpiece: "The Sword of the Third Young Master".
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Official(164)Scraped 22d ago
Fame is sometimes like a baggage. The greater the fame, the heavier the baggage. The most frightening thing is that this baggage contains everything.
The ancient dragon is gone and you still want to collect money. What should I say?
When reading Gu Long's books, you need to have imagination, otherwise you will be confused, and you will also be in a trance. Do you all feel the same😊?
Like Yan Shisan
This book explains very well When you are in the world, you are forced to do this not by the people but by the society, and you have no choice. Wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes. But when people are in the arena, they can't help themselves...
Gu Long's works contain the great wisdom of life. No matter how the times change, there will always be people in society. However, where there are people, there will be rivers and lakes, and when there are rivers and lakes, there will be rules, whether they are visible to us or invisible. It has always existed, but with different social stages, it will appear in new forms. And all this wisdom cannot be separated from human nature. To put it bluntly, Jianghu is the intersection between different human natures or looking at each other. They are always trying their best to hold on to life, but they will wander in front of their souls.
If you accept this narrative method, you will find it concise, capable, graceful and classical. Otherwise, it would be considered a very pretentious way.
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It's quite good. I read the original work after watching the movie. I feel it's much better than the movie.
I love Gu Long a lot, and I also love Jin Yong. It was a glorious era of martial arts.
The writing is a bit childish and ridiculous, the plot is not compact enough, and the logic is average. Occasionally the psychological shaping of characters is pretty good
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Official(164)Scraped 22d ago
Fame is sometimes like a baggage. The greater the fame, the heavier the baggage. The most frightening thing is that this baggage contains everything.
The ancient dragon is gone and you still want to collect money. What should I say?
When reading Gu Long's books, you need to have imagination, otherwise you will be confused, and you will also be in a trance. Do you all feel the same😊?
Like Yan Shisan
This book explains very well When you are in the world, you are forced to do this not by the people but by the society, and you have no choice. Wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes. But when people are in the arena, they can't help themselves...
Gu Long's works contain the great wisdom of life. No matter how the times change, there will always be people in society. However, where there are people, there will be rivers and lakes, and when there are rivers and lakes, there will be rules, whether they are visible to us or invisible. It has always existed, but with different social stages, it will appear in new forms. And all this wisdom cannot be separated from human nature. To put it bluntly, Jianghu is the intersection between different human natures or looking at each other. They are always trying their best to hold on to life, but they will wander in front of their souls.
If you accept this narrative method, you will find it concise, capable, graceful and classical. Otherwise, it would be considered a very pretentious way.
👑
It's quite good. I read the original work after watching the movie. I feel it's much better than the movie.
I love Gu Long a lot, and I also love Jin Yong. It was a glorious era of martial arts.
The writing is a bit childish and ridiculous, the plot is not compact enough, and the logic is average. Occasionally the psychological shaping of characters is pretty good
