
The Legend of Junxiang: A Prequel to The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, Part 2
倚天前传之君襄风云录2
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- Martial Arts
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- Male-Channel Fanfiction
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Guo Xiang's love is the aftertaste of "I missed my whole life when I saw Yang Guo"; Zhang Junbao's Tao is the epiphany of "a hundred years of things are as empty as smoke". The intertwining experiences of the two people describe the deep love and long distance in martial arts. This pure martial arts novel connects "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", and "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", filling the gap left by the Condor Heroes trilogy for nearly a hundred years. It is majestic and worthy of a read by loyal fans of Jin Yong's novels. It is highly recommended and received five-star praise. A fine martial arts novel, friends who like the Condor Trilogy can read it, you will definitely not be disappointed. Throughout the lives of Zhang Sanfeng and Guo Xiang.
The nearly century-old gap in The Condor Trilogy is filled in this book, and all the regrets and reveries are restored in Jin Yong's style of writing. It is a book worth reading for fans of Jin Yong's books. Five-star praise. Come on, come on, come on It follows "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and follows "The Legend of Heaven and the Dragon Slayer", perfectly connecting the two works. Friends of Jin Yong's novels will definitely not regret this work. I started following the author's last work "The Legend of Heaven and the Mingjiao Revenge", and I have excellent writing skills. Good book recommendation, I hope the author will stick to it.
This book is written from the perspective of Guo Xiang and Zhang Junbao, the martial arts story in the blank period from the late "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" to the early stage of "The Legend of Heaven and the Dragon Sword". The author's storylines are well connected and the writing is beautiful. Many details are quite similar to Mr. Jin's style. [Like][Like][Like][Like]
I unexpectedly found such a beautiful book, which happened to be the story before Yitian Slaying the Dragon, with a clear main line. The structure is plump and the martial arts looks great! The plot has reached three versus one. I am looking forward to how Zhang Sanfeng will break the situation between three peerless masters. I am looking forward to it.
This book can describe the ups and downs of Yitian and Shooting the Condor, and as a martial arts novel, it plays a role in connecting the past and the future. Keep working hard and write well, and the blank space between Yi Tian and She Condor will be left to you [laughing]
The author is very talented and uses his own writing style to describe things like shooting eagles, divine eagles, and relying on heaven. He is rich in imagination and interesting in content, which not only fits the character's image, but also connects the previous and the following, and is very attentive. This type of subject matter is extremely rare and rewards are small. I hope the author can continue to create
A pure Jin Yong-style martial arts novel that is witty in every aspect, from plot, characterization, and foreshadowing, it is a book that fans of Jin Yong's martial arts novels cannot miss. Highly recommended.
Those born in the 1980s probably grew up reading Jin Yong's martial arts novels. I like the Condor Trilogy the most, and Guo Xiang is one of my favorite characters. The character of Miss Guo Er portrayed in this novel is very consistent with the original work, and Zhang Sanfeng is also very close to the original work. I picked it up in the afternoon and read it in one go. It was great.
The writing is excellent and the plot is smooth. I hope the author will continue to work hard. Read the first book from the second one, and then read it back from the first one. Whether it is story narration or emotional description, the author's progress can be seen. Martial arts is a carrier, and its essence is to use the plot of chivalrous acts of justice to arouse passion or tenderness in readers' hearts. The prosperity of Jin Yong's martial arts is inseparable from the turbulent environment at that time. However, today, traditional martial arts has long since reached its end. In today's society, people are afraid of "drawing a sword to help", and people who have righteousness in their hearts are often regarded as an alternative. The same is true for reading. For the new generation of social groups, the masterpieces and treasures left over thousands of years have been ignored. Instead, the popularity of "instant" novels such as scheming and cultivating immortals has increased, which makes people regretful and helpless. Fortunately, there are people like the author who stick to the fire and forge ahead. This book is named after secret love, which is a word of love that runs throughout. However, Junbao was too miserable and what he got was not what he asked for. The same was true for Guo Xiang. What the reader sees is misery. I hope that the author will treat Lao Zhang better and not ask the two to stay together (the original plot is not true, but the introduction said that the plot is purely fictional and has nothing to do with the original work. If there is a Happy End extra, I believe many readers will buy it) but I hope that Guo Xiang can think of Junbao in his heart. Even if the north and the south are facing each other, you guard Wu and I am in Emei. This is enough. I hope the author will stick to it and readers will cheer for you!
The past lives of the Yitian Sword and the Dragon Sword, and the changes in the world after the destruction of Xiangyang City, are all hidden in the experiences of Guo Xiang and Zhang Junbao. The delicate brushwork of Jin Yong's style unlocks for us the passion and affection that has been blank for hundreds of years. A book not to be missed by fans of Jin Yong's novels. The plot of Guo Xiang's founding of the sect is still wonderful. Unfortunately, all the characters in The Legend of the Condor Heroes have left the scene one after another, and the most unfortunate one is Guo Polu. I hope sisters Cheng Ying and Lu Wushuang have more scenes. Next, Zhang Sanfeng Jiazi is a demon [laugh][laugh][laugh]