Traditional Martial Arts Novel Lin Dala Ke

Introduction to the traditional martial arts novel "Lin Da La Ke": During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Lin Yanliang, a young swordsman who was just starting out as a chivalrous martial artist, not only had great martial arts skills, but also had a sense of chivalry and courage. He heard and witnessed the imperial servants "skinning Liang" and running around with dogs, eating fish and meat for the people, and poisoning the place. He was so angry that he was determined to be impartial and moral, and vowed to put the Liang thieves to death. The rivers and lakes are dangerous, dragons and tigers are fighting each other; children love each other, so why are knights not romantic? Public anger and private resentment are intertwined, and it is difficult to distinguish between good and evil. In order to pull out the claws and fangs of the devil, enemies come and go, enemies from the East and the West, hit and run, and kill and run away. In the middle of the night, he pursues personal vendettas and appears like ghosts and gods. The great assassin holds the Leng Hong Sword. Scenes of martial arts dramas were performed in which "only if you want to eliminate injustice in the world can you become a real man in the world", and left behind a series of love affairs with no regrets. The dramatic plot of the novel is unpredictable, the fighting skills, and realistic beauty; the invisible and magical movements, flying over walls and walls, are fascinating. The ancient mountains and rivers, folk customs and folk customs are vividly depicted with vivid literary talent, worthy of the handwriting of famous artists.