The Storm Riders: Conquer the World

"Wind and Cloud Dominates the World" completes a cross-border fusion of martial arts aesthetics. It retains the epic structure of the original work and injects the poetry and suspense of Gu Long. Readers can not only feel the excitement of the combination of wind and cloud, but also understand the helplessness and struggle of the ancient dragon-style hero in the face of fate. The villain's portrayal is more ancient. Xiong Ba is not a simple evil person. Behind his ambition is the fear brought by criticism: "He thinks he is a chess player, but in fact he is also a chess piece." This progressive sense of crisis makes the world bigger and more dangerous. This author is truly a genius. He made Feng Yun's story no longer just a comic-style fight, but became the darkest and most moving epic in the Gu Long universe - Jin Lin transforms into a dragon, but he is still a thing in the pond; This book can be called a double tribute to Gu Long and Ma Rongcheng. Between blood and poetry, it writes about the deepest loneliness of Jianghu people.

After reading the last chapter of "Wind and Cloud Dominate the World", the rain is still falling outside the window. In a daze, I seemed to see Xiong Ba standing at the top of the Tianxiahui, his ambition covering the entire world like rain. As for Fengyun, the two young men chosen by fate, one was as gentle as the wind, the other was as gloomy as the clouds, but they both walked a bloody path in the cold rain like an ancient dragon. The best part is the Gulong-style reshaping of the Fengyun duo. Nie Feng's kindness contains the melancholy of the ancient dragon hero, and Bu Jingyun's coldness hides Li Xunhuan's loneliness. Their martial arts are no longer simple moves, but metaphors of fate: the faster the wind god's legs, the harder it is to escape fate; the stronger the cloud-repelling palm, the harder it is to push away the fog. This kind of philosophizing of martial arts is what Gu Long is best at. The inclusion of the Dragon Warrior Wang Xiaoxian in the book is a stroke of genius. This original character is as dashing as Chu Liuxiang and as mysterious as Xiao Li's flying knives. His 18-style dragon flying daggers are not only martial arts, but also a kind of bystander wisdom that transcends the wind and cloud world. Every time he takes action, it feels like he is personally instructing the protagonist, allowing readers to see a glimmer of light in the bloody world.

Very good writing and concept

It's really beautiful. It's as good as the original comic. Please update it soon [crying][crying] Emperor Shakti didn't even write about it, nor did he write about the great catastrophe. It's not enough [crying][crying]

Real and objective, rich and colorful content, audiobook, liberating the eyes, highly recommended

Good, really good, very good