Dual-Wielding Volcanoes, Slaughtering the West

Zhang Renfeng, Zhang Renfeng Armor stained red with blood Wine poured under the stars, drunken swords and bows All surnames are united, and the sea is at peace. Zhang Renfeng, Zhang Renfeng A hundred years later, it will all be for nothing!

It's rare to see a book by Hedgehog Cat with such a large and satisfying update schedule; it's so rare, I'm so touched! #(Tears)

How did it go from there? Was it a successful takeoff, a smooth landing, or a disastrous ending?

To be honest, the thought that the next novel in this style will be about Cyber ​​Xiaoxiang makes me want to laugh. #(Haha)#(haha)#(haha)

Frankly speaking, based on the information available, aside from the opening match in America, the rest of the series will likely become a battle of offspring. Currently, the two good children and grandchildren of Red and White are causing big trouble. Tito may be Red's daughter and Evelyn's granddaughter. The prophecy of the Mad Taoist back then, apart from the Red Child appearing in the story, the other two, a boy and a young man, all had black hair, while the White Child only appeared in the story of the King of Tall Trees. Now, it seems like the indigenous people are just supporting characters in the plot, and it's hard to say how this child came to be. The most recent divination was by Lao Lu, predicting a conflict between father and son, and the changing times. However, this doesn't match the previous predictions; the red and white divinations should indicate a battle between brothers. In addition, Titu once told Lao Zhang to pay attention to the father-son relationship. At least in Titu's case, it was possible that her father and the young Lao Zhang did not get along well, but in their later years, Lao Zhang and his granddaughter should have gotten along for a period of time. External factors include scientists, time machines, and mycelium. Leaving aside time travel, the possibility of me giving birth to myself, being reincarnated into a child, or having strange bloodlines could have an impact, but it's unlikely to be significant. Ultimately, the fate of this book is subject to change, though it's hard to say what will actually happen. Its destiny could branch out and unfold in parallel, or it could loop and then regenerate. Inside the church, Old Zhang understood his driving force, and his destiny seemed to be fixed, with the past, present, and future no longer blurred. But is it that the corruption brought about by Zhang's descendants forced Zhang to toil and struggle his whole life, or is it that the changes in time brought about by the struggle caused Zhang's fate to keep repeating itself?

It's been many days since it ended, but I still check back from time to time to see if there are any updates. Hongzhong's story might end happily if he defeats Ah Niu. The later parts, written to fill in plot holes, also seem to be about Old Zhang's story. However, I feel it shouldn't have ended there. There's room for more, like dealing with unfilial descendants or beating up those guys who possessed Wu Sheng. I'm still looking forward to it.

If this book had ended with the defeat of Zeng Aniu, it would have been perfect. The subsequent stories would have become too mundane and lost their "chivalrous" spirit. When Hongzhong puts down his fists and tries to resolve conflicts with ambitious villains through reason and a more "civilized" approach, he ceases to be a "chivalrous hero." A prime example of someone who has lost their chivalrous spirit is Kozuki Oden from One Piece. A "chivalrous hero" can never become a "king"; once trapped, death will come unbidden. Fortunately, the author didn't resort to anything too drastic, and in the end, Old Zhang understood, resulting in a relatively peaceful ending. #(Haha)

It's been a while since I watched it. Could someone summarize the overall plot for me, especially the story of Old Zhang and his children? Do all the main characters have a happy ending?

After finishing the final chapter, I suddenly realized that Hong Zhong's image had become somewhat blurred, even though I could remember most of the characters in the book. But the emotional journey I experienced alongside the protagonist was truly moving and thought-provoking.

Then it suddenly switched to cyberpunk and sci-fi/supernatural elements... It just doesn't feel right, bro. 🙃