Anthology of Gu Long: the Passionate Swordsman and the Ruthless Sword (part 2)

Li** is no longer alone, He can be a fire, a pool of water, or even a god or a Buddha, but he will never be a human being. I like Li** because he is untouchable and almost perfect. I also hate Li**, because he always lives in the pain he created, and everyone who is with him is in pain... Who doesn't want to have a friend like Li**? Who wants to be someone like Li**? Lao Pao once had a line "I thought people like you would only be seen in books", but Li ** really can only be seen in books. In fact, I can't tell whether I like it more or hate it more. Subjectively, I hate it, but subjectively I like it. Subconsciously you may like it, subconsciously you may dislike it. I really can't tell.

It's a very tragic book. In this bleak world, Li Xunhuan finally got rid of his shackles. I don't know if it's joy or sadness. I feel sorry for Lin Shiyin. She suffered too much pain. Lovers didn't get married in the end. But, who is the cause of all this? Who is right and who is wrong? Who can tell clearly? Everyone is so sad and sentimental, and they are often painful. The sentimental swordsman has a ruthless sword. This may be the Jianghu. You can't help yourself, but the reality is not like this. It is really emotional and sad...

No matter who or what he is dealing with, his starting point is love, not hate, because he knows that hate can only cause destruction, but love can make people immortal.

A classic of martial arts novels! You'll never get tired of watching it, and you'll have endless aftertaste!

It's a good ending.

The first time I read a martial arts novel, I was deeply attracted by the content. Mr. Gu Long's writing is short, powerful, and has extraordinary meaning. Admire, admire

Gu Long's novel is the most thought-provoking and has a bit of humor.

Please tell me, a fan of Gu Long, which one of Gu Long's Xiao Li Flying Knife series you started with? How come Shen Lang, Panda'er, and Zhu Qiqi appear in this book?

As the title says, swords are ruthless, but people are sentimental.

If a person's martial arts reaches the peak, he will have a kind of fear in his heart, for fear that others will catch up with him, for fear that he will regress. At this time, he will often try to escape and dare not do anything. "The more you don't do it, the more you can't do it. Some people will suddenly retreat into seclusion, and some people will even give up on themselves, or even die... Since ancient times, there have been many such examples, unless he can really transcend things and achieve the point of being 'too supreme to forget his feelings'."