A Xing’s Martial Arts Collection

Apart from the author himself, this is my first review of this book. When I first read "Eighteen New Weapons" by A Xing of Xishu, I was led into a fantasy world full of love, hatred and hatred. Although it currently only has more than 50,000 words, it already shows its unique charm. Eighteen kinds of weapons correspond to eighteen stories. The fierceness of the Iron Spear, the sharpness of the Moon Sword, the cruelty of the Ruthless Needle... Each weapon carries the legendary experience of its owner. The author does not introduce weapons boringly, nor does he rank weapons like Bai Xiaosheng did. Instead, weapons are used to connect the disputes between rivers and lakes and the love between children. The story is short and concise, the rhythm is tight, and it is a joy to read. It makes people eager to know the fate of other weapon owners and experience more bloody events in the world.

It's been a long time since I've read a serious martial arts novel, and this novel is undoubtedly very different. It tells the story of eighteen types of weapons from different weapons, different perspectives, different stories, and different settings. There is love and righteousness, flesh and blood, passion, love and hatred. It is worth reading!

The writing style of this book is concise, the characters are vivid and impressive, the story is fast-paced, and it is very readable.

A different experience of martial arts novels, eighteen weapons, eighteen stories, taking you through the world of love and hatred! There are only a few chapters so far, and we can initially see that the author's logical structure and the scenes he depicts are quite rigorous. The various characters in the book are very vividly depicted. The author uses delicate writing to tell us different concepts and stories. It is worth reading! Wonderful, really wonderful!!

Xiaoyaoguai, Su'a sword, Wushan rain stops, soul-breaking fork! Look, it's interesting!

This is simply a new eighteen kinds of weapons, but each weapon and each story in it is extremely different from the previous one. I really like sketches like this, it's good news for martial arts lovers.

A wonderful novel, the language is concise and sharp, the characters are obvious and fascinating.

Wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes, where there is bloodshed, grievances and resentments, and how much we can't let go of and what we can't get. The author uses eighteen kinds of weapons as a guide to take us to understand the people and affairs of the rivers and lakes from multiple angles. It is a rare good martial arts article. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write more excellent stories.

There are many stories in the world, and they may not all be perfect. Everyone has their own difficulties. If some things could be repeated, what kind of story would happen again? This is worth pondering. I really like reading this book. The atmosphere of the world is very strong. The author's writing is sophisticated, and the characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood. It is really great!

I recently opened "Eighteen New Weapons" by chance. I thought it was just an ordinary martial arts story, but I was pleasantly surprised after reading it. The martial arts world constructed by the author Xishu A Xing is very charming. Eighteen kinds of weapons are used as clues to connect eighteen wonderful stories, with ingenious and novel ideas. Each weapon has a unique origin and mission, and behind it is related to complex human emotions and Jianghu disputes. Like the iron gun, it carries the hero's ambition and pride; the moon knife also involves a poignant love. This unique narrative makes people feel like they are in a river and lake where swords, swords, shadows and friendship are intertwined.