Bianliang Jinghonglu

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Beautiful, worth seeing This martial arts novel reads quite like the mellow charm of Mr. Jin Yong's writings. It does not have the exaggerated setting of destroying the world at every turn in the current fantasy martial arts. Instead, the chivalrous spirit of one move after another and the confrontation between good and evil hide the classical interpretation of "the great chivalrous man". What's even more rare is that it does not limit the grievances and grievances in the world to personal love and hatred. The protagonist's love, hate, anger and obsession are always intertwined with the fate of his family and country, and his personal chivalry becomes more and more profound against the background of broken mountains and rivers. This style of writing that embeds the love of children into the righteousness of family and country is very similar to the tragedy and sincerity of Guo Jing guarding Xiangyang when I read "The Condor". In today's martial arts trend that pursues the ultimate sense of satisfaction, it is particularly precious and moving.