Dedicated to pure martial arts fans born in the 60s, 70s and 80s. I really like Jin Yong's books. Including "The Swordsman", I have watched it countless times. But I always feel that Swordsman still has more to say. At the beginning, the still-blooded Linghu Chong was wrongly accused and beaten everywhere. By the end of the book, Dugu's Nine Swords were not completed yet... It's a pity. The mastery of Dugu's Nine Swords, coupled with the Star Absorbing Technique improved by the Yi Jin Jing, and the top martial arts Yi Jin Jing, what level is Linghu Chong like? The "Sunflower Collection" has failed to achieve the brilliance it should have in addition to creating an Eastern Invincible. Since it dares to be called a classic, it must not only be about swordsmanship. It should not lose to the "Nine Yin Manual" to meet the qualifications of creating a classic. Are descendants of giants such as the Eastern Invincible Zuo Lengchan willing to have their fathers killed? Are you willing to go from being a proud man to a coward who silently suffers the revenge of his father? Centipede insects are dead but not stiff. Are they not as good as Lin Pingzhi, whose starting point and resources are far inferior to theirs? The novels that can be read in the past ten years are all fantasy, immortality, time travel and rebirth, or else they are Stallion or Interstellar. It's rare to see a pure martial arts novel like Jin Guliang's back then. So after more than ten years of planning, I finally have this book. But the pearls and jade come first, and I would like to ask book friends to correct me if I have any shortcomings.
Reader comments
It's very good, but I always feel that the writing about Lin Pingzhi lacks some gloomy and hypocrite details.
It looks good and fulfills my pure martial arts dream. Don't mess up.
It's very interesting. It continues the story of "Laughing in the Jianghu" and makes readers want to read more.
It's very good, but I always feel that the writing about Lin Pingzhi lacks some gloomy and hypocrite details.
It looks good and fulfills my pure martial arts dream. Don't mess up.
It's very interesting. It continues the story of "Laughing in the Jianghu" and makes readers want to read more.
Good book looks nervous
Beautiful, wonderful
. Very good, this is a martial arts novel,