Masked Lonely Shadow Dust Smoker

This new historical book is actually suitable for reading as a martial arts novel, and the writing is first-rate. The work adopts a semi-vernacular writing style and is full of charm, pulling you into a world of the Song Dynasty that is both familiar and unfamiliar. The best thing is the portrayal of the heroine. The woman is no longer a foil, but is tempered and grown step by step in the suspense mystery and the tempering of human nature. The author cleverly combines philosophical speculation, Taoist mysticism, martial arts heroics and suspense solving puzzles, every word is exquisite. There are both affectionate inquiries about the word love and a cold criticism of the darkness of human nature. Book lovers who like martial arts and history can collect and support this book. Overall, it is not bad and is a must-read.