Crazy Hero, Genius and Witch
About This Novel
This book is one of the representative works of Liang Yusheng's martial arts novels, also known as "Reading the Sword Record by Burning the Lamp". In the north under the rule of the Jin Kingdom, the righteous Geng Zhong spent more than ten years trying to figure out the economic and military intelligence of the Jin Kingdom. He compiled it into a book. Before his death, he sent his son Geng Zhao to submit it to the Southern Song Dynasty court for reference in the war against the Jin Dynasty. Geng Zhao suddenly encountered a sudden change before traveling south. His travel plan was leaked and his mother died suddenly. All doubts pointed to his uncle Qin Zhong and his cousin Qin Nongyu. The uncle died inexplicably, and he and his cousin and lover Qin Nongyu also turned against each other. Geng encounters a warrior from the Kingdom of Jin, but is fortunately rescued by the "Jade-Faced Demon Fox" Helian Qingbo and becomes his sibling. Helian Qingbo failed in a duel with "Penglai Witch" Liu Qingyao, but Liu healed Geng Zhao.
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Official(6)Scraped 20d ago
I liked it when I was young
I liked this book when I was young, and I still like it after reading it again
The content at the end of the book is not very compact.
Seen it before I still have the same endless aftertaste now
I only watched the TV series when I was a kid, and no one has ever remade such a good show.
Wonderful
If you look at today's martial arts routines and then look at those of the older generation, there is simply no comparison. He has profound knowledge and profound skills, and what he writes is endlessly memorable.
So well written.
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Community(0)
Official(6)Scraped 20d ago
I liked it when I was young
I liked this book when I was young, and I still like it after reading it again
The content at the end of the book is not very compact.
Seen it before I still have the same endless aftertaste now
I only watched the TV series when I was a kid, and no one has ever remade such a good show.
Wonderful
If you look at today's martial arts routines and then look at those of the older generation, there is simply no comparison. He has profound knowledge and profound skills, and what he writes is endlessly memorable.
So well written.
