Northeast China in Turmoil: Black Blood Floods the Songhua River

I should have started reading Feng Ge's books from "Elegy", when I was still 17. By the time of "The Hero", Feng Ge had reached his peak, but he didn't catch up with the good times. He wrote several semi-transformational books later, and the results were average. But when it comes to Jianghu literature, in my personal mind, apart from Jieda, Brother Feng is definitely the first-rate existence. Realistic, punchy to the flesh, group portraits between small characters and supporting characters. I always think that Brother Feng only has one chance. The story of this book is the intersection of the main and branch lines, using background narrative and using contradictions to promote the plot. It is funny, has a historical background, and has a story of a special era. It is basically impeccable. Brother Feng, I always remember the signature wall at the Hainan annual meeting, with the four characters "Jiu Xiong" in the middle. I believe you will become famous!!!

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The plot is rigorous, and the plot slowly expands from a small story. This book feels like it has a larger structure from the beginning. Compared with the book "Xiaoxiong", it feels more refreshing, just like the later period of "Xiaoxiong". After all, the review is very strict now, and they are basically the type of "cool" novels. Qifeng's novels are definitely the first echelon of gangster novels, but they just didn't catch the right time.

Finally waiting for the release of the new book, I will continue to support you as always 👍👍👍

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It looks great, work hard, come on!!!

It looks good and has the same taste as before. Three chapters a day is too few. It's not enough to read. Can you speed up the update? Qifeng Da

It's very beautiful, and the writing is very real. It feels like it's the author himself.

Very good, looking forward to more

The writing is really good and you can read it slowly. It is one of the few fine books.