Jin Yong's trilogy, Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism.
Guo Jingxia, a great man, served the country and the people, stationed in Xiangyang, and died a worthy death!
Yang Guo was wandering half of his life, he had a clear sense of love and hate, he could do whatever he wanted, and he acted chivalrously and righteously!
Zhang Wuji was kind, patient, and humble. His country was taken away, his beauty left helplessly, and he gave up on his blood feud.
Such a good old man is the most suitable to be an enemy, but I became a brother with him!
Reader comments
I feel that this book is the most thoughtful one I have ever written. I hope everyone will like it as well.
The style is the same as Dragon Knight, but it is well written, the logic is clear, and the characters are flesh-and-blood, not paranoid or brainless. There is love and justice, and there are no authors who write about time travelers being arrogant and arrogant as soon as they arrive, distorted, thinking, and enjoyable to watch. There's nothing poisonous about it.
I feel that this book is the most thoughtful one I have ever written. I hope everyone will like it as well.
The style is the same as Dragon Knight, but it is well written, the logic is clear, and the characters are flesh-and-blood, not paranoid or brainless. There is love and justice, and there are no authors who write about time travelers being arrogant and arrogant as soon as they arrive, distorted, thinking, and enjoyable to watch. There's nothing poisonous about it.