Chai Xia Xuan
by Zhang Liqiu
About This Novel
The demon "Ghost Butterfly" who committed a series of murders reappeared after a long silence. This time, in addition to the victim, the famous Frost Sword Ranger Jing Haofeng also died at his hands. Zhen Yu, a disciple of the Zhuomen, was ordered by his master to assist the six sects in tracking down the "Ghost Butterfly". Unexpectedly, the seemingly simple case was shrouded in mystery. Zhen Yu always lingers outside the truth, unable to get to the core of the case. In desperation, she has no choice but to ask for help from her friend Hua Xuan, a disciple of the Gouzi sect; the material craftsman Liang Yuqiu seems ordinary, lonely and paranoid, and is outside the world, but in fact he hides a shocking wisdom and plays an unexpected role in the "Ghost Butterfly" case. It is the shocking mystery he has set up that makes all investigators behave like puppets.
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Official(2)Scraped 20d ago
I first read this book when I was sixteen. Re-reading this book, there are three out of twenty.
When I was in the third grade of junior high school, I accidentally discovered this novel in the martial arts edition of Jingu Legend. At that time, I was obsessed with fantasy novels about cultivating immortals and had never read martial arts before. At the beginning, I even looked up the dictionary to look for 铗 and豱 because I didn't know the title of the novel. This was the first time I learned about contemporary martial arts at that time, but unfortunately, the Jingu Legend I read only serialized the first four chapters of the novel. After waiting for a month, Jingu Legend did not see any subsequent serialization. After all, I gradually forgot about the nature of a young man. But it did open the door to a new world for me. After that, I began to search for martial arts novels. He has dabbled in both Jin, Gu, Liang, Wenhuang and contemporary martial arts works, among which Mr. Gu Long's works are his favorite. Mr. Gu Long's works advocate love and respect, less of the killings of Jianghu and more of the chivalry of a prodigal son. Um... I'm sorry for going too far. Reading this novel again after seven years has already fulfilled my original martial arts regret. Judging from today's perspective, the plot twists and turns of the story are not as stunning as those of previous masterpieces, but they are still surprising enough. The whole novel is foreshadowing for the reversal in the last few chapters. Liang Yuqiu is undoubtedly a chivalrous man who values love and sacrifices his life for justice! The novel does not have exciting fighting descriptions, nor does it have a happy ending where the truth is revealed to the public, but Liang Yuqiu has the chivalrous spirit inherited from all martial arts novels. I am not good at writing and cannot express my thoughts vividly, but it is a great pleasure to write this, which may be a poor book review.
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Official(2)Scraped 20d ago
I first read this book when I was sixteen. Re-reading this book, there are three out of twenty.
When I was in the third grade of junior high school, I accidentally discovered this novel in the martial arts edition of Jingu Legend. At that time, I was obsessed with fantasy novels about cultivating immortals and had never read martial arts before. At the beginning, I even looked up the dictionary to look for 铗 and豱 because I didn't know the title of the novel. This was the first time I learned about contemporary martial arts at that time, but unfortunately, the Jingu Legend I read only serialized the first four chapters of the novel. After waiting for a month, Jingu Legend did not see any subsequent serialization. After all, I gradually forgot about the nature of a young man. But it did open the door to a new world for me. After that, I began to search for martial arts novels. He has dabbled in both Jin, Gu, Liang, Wenhuang and contemporary martial arts works, among which Mr. Gu Long's works are his favorite. Mr. Gu Long's works advocate love and respect, less of the killings of Jianghu and more of the chivalry of a prodigal son. Um... I'm sorry for going too far. Reading this novel again after seven years has already fulfilled my original martial arts regret. Judging from today's perspective, the plot twists and turns of the story are not as stunning as those of previous masterpieces, but they are still surprising enough. The whole novel is foreshadowing for the reversal in the last few chapters. Liang Yuqiu is undoubtedly a chivalrous man who values love and sacrifices his life for justice! The novel does not have exciting fighting descriptions, nor does it have a happy ending where the truth is revealed to the public, but Liang Yuqiu has the chivalrous spirit inherited from all martial arts novels. I am not good at writing and cannot express my thoughts vividly, but it is a great pleasure to write this, which may be a poor book review.
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