Xia Song

Wild Geese Flying to the Crescent Moon 9.0 Points Also known as "Xia Song", the author Wang Qingchuan is as famous as Feng Ge, collectively known as "South Feng Ge and Bei Qingchuan". It is obvious that the author of this book comes from the lineage of Liang Yusheng. He has excellent historical knowledge and is keen on textual research. Therefore, the book is highly integrated with the historical background and is full of cultural atmosphere. The setting is also unique. The writing style is rich and gorgeous, but not as smooth as Kunlun. Because the author has a certain degree of talkative symptoms, the characterization is a bit facial, but the key characters are still excellent. The psychological journey of the second male protagonist Yu Gutian is particularly bright. The first male lead, Zhuo Nanyan, is said to have chivalrous spirit, but lacks chivalrous bones. He is even more annoying than Kunlun Liang Xiao. However, this is a common problem among new martial arts in mainland China. It is caused by the author's lack of skill and he should not be criticized too harshly. Furthermore, the relatively professional description of the war is a major plus. Overall, the conflict in the early and middle stages is tight, the battle of wits and courage is full of flavor, and the ending is a bit weak.

Jindian martial arts novels

Give feelings a chance. I actually have a complete set of physical books of Xia Song, and I also know that traditional martial arts novels are not easy to mess with at the beginning - when Huang Yi sent the sun and the moon up in the sky, everyone jumped at it. But there is no other way. What really attracted me to start reading fantasy literature was martial arts novels. The heroes who dominated the world at that time, Mr. Cha (Jin Yong) retired and retired, Mr. Xiong (Gu Long) died young, Liang Yusheng flew to the west, Wen Ruian disappeared, and Mr. Huang Yi also bid farewell to this world... The new generation of romantic figures who travel the world with swords no longer attract as much attention as their predecessors. Xiao Zhen has finally changed careers, and the only martial arts novel writers he likes are Nan Fengge and Bei Qingchuan. Feng Ge's Classic of Mountains and Seas (Kunlun, Canghai, Lingfei Jing) can reflect his heroic ambitions, but in the end he still failed to restore the glory of martial arts novels; after Wang Qingchuan wrote Xia Song (also known as Yan Fei Can Yue Tian), he took several years of self-cultivation before writing a novel again. As for Sun Xiao, I always feel that there is a lingering sense of staleness between the lines in his words, and there are no heroes in his heroic ambitions. Martial arts will eventually decline. But I can't help myself when I see good works. Wang Qingchuan would say that it's a bit exaggerated to say that his writing skills are on par with Jin Yong's, but it's definitely not bad. The writing style is like a mixture of Jin Yong and Wen Ruian. It is both plain and atmospheric with a hint of suspense. It is also well combined with traditional culture and historical background. If the author had been born 20 years earlier, I believe this book would have been much more popular than it is now. Zhuo Nanyan lost his father when he was young and lived on Dayun Island. Later, he became a disciple of Shi Tulong, learned the skills, and went north to undercover Longxiang Tower. Then he went south and north, traveling between the Jin and Song Dynasties, seeking a home from all over the world, and jointly resisting the southern invasion of the Jin soldiers... The four heroes and eight cultivators, the five emperors of the Jin and Song Dynasties, are very majestic. Friends who like martial arts can check it out.

Martial arts! Martial arts! Martial arts! The important things are said three times. The author adheres to the traditional martial arts style, which is rigorous and grand, but lacks details, but it is beneficial. He covers a wide range of traditional cultural fields and has the style of Jin Yong. (However, this book only has 134 chapters at the starting point. If you want to read the full version, please go to Baidu!)