The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber: The Po Lu Blade Technique

After finishing this completed fanfic, it really exceeded my expectations! The author brought Guo Polu, a character who had little role in the original work, to life, and the situation after the Xiangyang War was also very interesting. The plot is impeccable, and the family and country lines are well combined with the rivers and lakes line. Guo Polu's growth and bond with the heroine are all written in detail, and the mutual support in troubled times is particularly poignant. There are no random changes to the settings of the original work, and there are no brainless tricks. The rhythm is steady and the plot is exciting. As a final short story, the experience is very good and it is very enjoyable to watch. I recommend it to friends who like Yitian spin-offs!

The author's writing style is great🤩It's very similar to the writing style of the original work, especially the traditional martial arts style of swords, swords, shadows, and heroic spirit. When I read the opening chapter of Yitian, I was particularly confused. Could it be that such great heroes as Brother Jing and Ronger were really unable to stop the great wheel of history and could only fall under the Mongolian cavalry with the collapse of Xiangyang City? Thanks to the author for giving us Jin Yong fans a chance to make up for our regrets. Finally finished watching the first part. I feel that the romance of the love story between children in the later period is a bit too much, and it lacks the heroic ambition of the original work. It might be better if there were more fighting scenes. Let's start the next one!

The plot of the story is logically rigorous, the progress is not delayed, the characters are full-bodied, and their words and deeds are in their proper place, which is quite rare! The background of the story also gradually unfolds as the plot progresses. It has the feeling of traveling thousands of miles and is a potential good book.

The author's conception is exquisite. The most touching thing about this work is the reshaping and enriching of Guo Polu's character. In Jin Yong's original work, Guo Polu is just a foil for Guo Jing and Huang Rong who sticks to Xiangyang. He is quiet and dull, with few highlights, and his existence is even ignored by readers. This book completely breaks this thinness, stripping him away from the label of "son of a hero" and portraying him as a real hero with flesh and blood, obsessions and weaknesses. He does not have Guo Fu's arrogance or Guo Xiang's agility. He grew up under the influence of his parents' family and country righteousness. Guo Jing's loyalty and uprightness are engraved in his bones, and his own tenacity and persistence are also hidden in his bones. He is not good at words, but he integrates his love for his country, his respect for his parents, and his persistence in chivalry into hard training. The book depicts his growth in detail, from the ignorant young man learning martial arts to the young man who shouldered the dragon-slaying sword and guarded Xiangyang, to the tragic ending when the city was destroyed and his country was martyred. Every step he took was calm and firm, making this originally vague character become three-dimensional and tangible. Very nice, highly recommended!

In fact, I think it is difficult to write a novel on this subject, because Mr. Jin Yong is in front of me, but this book really kept me up all night and I read it in one go. The characters are so well created. I like the author's Guo Polu. The journey of a young boy to the top of the world is destined to not be smooth. The author also created the supporting characters very well. He also said quietly: The author and I both like Yang Mi's version of Guo Xiang [Send Heart] [Send Heart], so happy!

To be honest, there are not many people writing this type of novels anymore, and even fewer who can write them well. The overall logic of the story in this book is quite good and the readability is quite good. It is worth reading. Come on!

The work continues the style of Jin Yong's martial arts. Guo Polu, the son of the hero Guo Jing, is an enemy of the country and his family. Love and hatred are intertwined. The rivers and lakes are in turmoil, and the beauty is in trouble. The description is detailed and the plot is attractive. It is a good martial arts work. I recommend it as a good book!

The biggest attraction is the feeling of "changing your fate against the will of heaven". When reading the original work, the destruction of Xiangyang City and the loyalty of Guo Daxia were a thorn in the hearts of all readers. But this novel makes Guo Polu no longer a backdrop, but holding a dragon-slaying knife, truly becoming the "supreme king of martial arts, commanding the world." He not only inherited Guo Jing's chivalry, but also combined Huang Rong's dexterity and modern strategic vision.

This kind of martial arts fan fiction is very interesting, and it is "Yitian Slaying the Dragon", which introduces the stories of Guo Xiang, Guo Polu, etc. In detail. The author describes this plot in great detail. This novel is highly recommended and has rich and colorful content.

With its twists and turns and sincere emotions, the sequel to "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is worth watching [Like]