Kunlun: The Iron-Blooded Hero

I read it when I was in high school. It's still a classic. I hope Fengda University won't shut it down.

This is the best martial arts novel I have ever read

When I was in college in 2005, I saw Feng Ge's "Kunlun", then "Cang Hai", and then "Ling Fei Jing", which was a masterpiece. The author is full of talent and unique ideas, and has deeply grasped the essence of Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts. Personally, I think he is the third contemporary martial arts writer, directly following Jin Yong. Post-fantasy novels about cultivating immortals are very popular. I have read Chen Dong, Tian Can, Tomato and others. The writing is vulgar and the plot is cliché, but it can be read while sleeping on the toilet. Nowadays, there are countless online novels, but the quality is getting worse and worse. I deeply feel that in today's world, emphasis is placed on theory but not on literature. Writers are like idiots and readers are like illiterate. Now I am re-reading Feng Ge's classic, and I still can't put it down. I hope Feng Ge will continue to create new works to comfort our readers.

The best martial arts novel in the post-Jin Yong era, bar none

Good book. The last time I read it was the modern and ancient martial arts version of Legends in High School. It has the style of Master Jin Yong. I remember that after reading it, I started a long journey to pursue "Kunlun". This book is an appetizer, and Kunlun is the main meal. I continue to review the classics.

I watched Kunlun four years ago, and now I am watching the prequel of Kunlun, as if the characters are talking to me across time and space. Xiao Yuling is not described much in Kunlun, but I like her very much. Now that I am watching Kunlun Prequel, I feel that she is a naughty girl more and more, and I am even more happy. Whenever I read a novel, I will be drawn into it by the author. I like the heroine in the book so much that I feel like a scumbag, haha.

I have heard rumors that Feng Ge's Kunlun prose is majestic and has the style of everyone. The prequel to Kunlun is informal, concise and powerful, and it can be regarded as an appetizer. I speculate that Brother Feng himself is relatively modest. In the post-Jin Yong Gu Long era and the situation of new martial arts in mainland China, predecessors have explored and portrayed the spirit and appearance of martial arts to the extreme. This is a kind of luck and a kind of bondage. Bu Feiyan once said that the so-called reform of martial arts such as Jin Yong actually means that newborn calves are not afraid of tigers. It is understandable that this can be regarded as a kind of martial spirit. But looking at it all the way, it can be regarded as the old martial arts of the Republic of China, then the martial arts of Hong Kong and Taiwan, and even the new martial arts of the mainland. While inheriting the legacy of its predecessors, this chivalrous path has also been seeking innovation and change. Nowadays, the entertainment situation has long been diversified, and people no longer rely on story telling, writing, listening and reading after dinner. Not only the martial arts novel has declined as a form. But it may just change its form, but it will never leave. Life is not about military uniforms, and life is not about wandering. As a certain master said many years ago, if I use a similar word here, are the world far away? Not far. People are in the rivers and lakes, how can the rivers and lakes be far away? The spirit of chivalry will always exist in the mountains and rivers, and in the sea of ​​people.

In addition to Jin Yong and Gu Long, martial arts also have Feng Ge. In addition to their passion, they also have national righteousness. They always maintain their original intention, truthfulness, kindness, awe-inspiring righteousness, and are soul-stirring [Learned][Learned][Learned]

I watched it many years ago, and I still have endless aftertaste when I watch it again now. Although the story is short, the characters are lifelike and the plot is full of twists and turns and is soul-stirring. It's a pity that there are not many books with this taste.

Hezhou's rivers are stained with blood, and they rise and fall suddenly. When the Southern and Northern Dynasties fought for love, who could bear the sorrow of Li Shu? The country boy turned into a wise king, not Huai'an, but better than Huai'an!