The Legendary Life of Yuan Chengzhi

The image of Cui Qiushan is that of a typical martyr in Jin Yong's works: holes in his black uniform, purple scars looming, and scars that look hideous in the cold wind, but his steps are as steady as iron stakes. His burden has never been pure physical support, but a promise to the faithful and martyrs. It is the "righteousness" engraved in the bones and blood of Jianghu people. The black horse fell to death, his feet were measured, freeze-dried food, snow water, and the howling of wolves in a ruined temple. These extreme sufferings not only did not wear him down, but made this protection even more profound. The image of Yuan Chengzhi is hidden in the contrast of details: his sallow face, chapped lips, Sichuan brocade coat covered with dust, the dark gold "Yuan" character is worn and blurred, but the "Zhongyong" jade pendant he clenched tightly is still warm to the touch. This jade pendant is a token, an obsession, and the family honor and mission he has carried since childhood. His fatigue and questioning are the truest instincts of a child, but the hand that tightly grasps the jade pendant has already revealed the background of becoming a chivalrous man in the future.

This book is so beautiful

It reads very smoothly and has good logical thinking. It is worth reading.

The author writes well

This book is very interesting and well written

Very good! I saw the hero Feng Qingyang! The more you watch, the more exciting it gets!

The reappearance of history, the social and political responsibilities of the Ming Dynasty and the early Qing Dynasty, the mental journey between Tao and reason, deeds and achievements

The content is true and touching. Thank you to the author.

It's so nice that I didn't feel sleepy or tired after reading this book!

This book is well written and has a plot/