Zhang Wuji of the Brightness Cult

After reading the last chapter of "Mingjiao Zhang Wuji", there was thunder rolling past the window. In a daze, it seemed that the sacred fire on the top of the light was swaying in the rain, reflecting Zhang Wuji's always melancholy eyes. The author continued Jin Yong's dream with the pen of Gu Long. After relying on the sky to slay the dragon, he carved a path in the world that is deeper and more dangerous than the original work. The best thing is the reshaping of Zhang Wuji. Jin Yong's indecisive Mingjiao leader is forced to face a dilemma more cruel than the siege of the six major sects in this book - the ambitions of former brothers are more heartbreaking than any enemy. The author gives him the loneliness of a Gu Long-style hero: "He didn't want to pick up the sword again, but the world is never a matter of choice." The Nine-Yang Divine Art and the Great Shift of the Universe became a torch that illuminated the darkness, but also illuminated more shadows. The setting of the "four heroes' sworn friendship" in the book is a stroke of genius. The chicness of Shenlong leader Wang Jiantong, the coldness of Jiangnan sword leader Xiao Tianyue, the wisdom of Guixingshu, the master of Tianji Tower, and the kindness of Zhang Wuji form the group drama that Gu Long is best at. The scene of the four drinking and swearing is reminiscent of the encounter between Li Xunhuan and A Fei in "The Sentimental Swordsman", with both chivalry and tragedy.

"Mingjiao Zhang Wuji" goes beyond a simple continuation and completes a fusion of martial arts aesthetics. It retains Jin Yong's sense of history and injects the suspense and desolation of Gu Long. Readers can not only feel Zhang Wuji's benevolent heart, but also understand the struggle and choice of the Gulong-style hero in the face of fate. He made Zhang Wuji no longer just a feckless young leader, but a heartbreaking hero like the one in the Gu Long universe - one who possesses supreme martial arts but is hard-pressed by his enemy's treacherous heart. This book can be called the highest tribute to the two martial arts masters, and illuminates the deepest human puzzle in the world. The villain's portrayal shows the character of an ancient dragon, and Zhu Yuanzhang's ambition is even more terrifying - the sword under the smiling face is always more deadly than the sword in the open. This kind of dilemma between good and evil is exactly what Gu Long is good at.

Very beautiful and imaginative

Very nice, like it

Beautiful, very exciting

It's very interesting and the plot in the book is exciting.

The plot of the martial arts characters is exciting, vivid and real, and the descriptions of the fights are exciting and real.

How can I put it, the storyline is reasonable and the writing is in line with the subsequent development of the original work and also has a new storyline.

Real and objective, super nice

Yes, the author is careful