Chong Ge Breaks the Deadlock? Drunk on the Cliff of Reflection, He Slays the Five Sacred Mountains with His Sword

A spin-off of Linghu Chong from "The Swordsman" with a wild and refreshing writing style. It completely breaks away from the aggrieved plot of the original work. It focuses on suppressing first and then rising up, and destroying the hypocritical world with a sword. The whole story fits Linghu Chong's free and easy spirit: people on Mount Hua mocked him for being drunk and crazy, famous people slandered him for colluding with the devil's sect, all the heroes in the Five Sacred Mountains despised the down-and-out elder brother, and everyone in the world wore the mask of ethics and ostracized him. Only strong wine and the long sword accompany him day and night. In the early stage, the world's prejudices and Yue Buqun's hypocritical calculations were laid out, and the grievances, suspicions, and traps suffered by Linghu Chong were vividly described. Unlike the original work, which endures and struggles, this work is about Linghu Chong's decisive attack, holding the Dugu Nine Swords without hiding his edge. The famous scenes of the confrontation at Songshan Mountain, the battle at Heimu Cliff, and the enlightenment of the sword after thinking about crossing the cliff have been rewritten, tearing off Yue Buqun's hypocrite mask in front of his face, and slapping all the sanctimonious nobles in the face. The emotional line is towards the crematorium of the gentle pursuit of his wife, focusing on the two-way pursuit of Linghu Chong and Ren Yingying; it also takes into account the intrigues and kendo duels of the rivers and lakes. The free and unrestrained Jianghu atmosphere of the second series is full of sense, and pure martial arts is unsystematic and chaotic. It will be particularly suitable for readers who like Linghu Chong, hate the aggrieved plot of the original work, and prefer swordsmen to counterattack and slap in the face. The details of asking for advice on sword practice and dismantling moves in the article are exquisite, and the scene of the battle between rivers and lakes is very strong.

For those who have grown up watching Swordsman, among the countless versions of fan fiction that I have read, this one is definitely the best. Changing the elegant and forbearing look of Linghu Chong in the original work, the protagonist is decisive in killing and thoughtful, and exposes Yue Buqun's hypocritical mask in public. There is no frustration and the whole process is enjoyable to watch.

A rare and refreshing novel among Swordsman fans without any frustration! The settings of Linghu Chong drawing his sword while drunk and Dugu using his nine swords are very touching, and Yue Buqun's plot is also deeply buried. The updates are stable at present, and the book has great potential. I look forward to the follow-up explosion. Like it very much!

This work uses exquisite narrative to build a profound artistic conception, and the brushwork is delicate and full of tension. The ups and downs of the plot provide insight into the subtleties of human nature, and the silent moments make people think deeply. After reading this book, you will have a long aftertaste, which can be called a hearty spiritual journey.

The writing is clean and delicate, without any deliberate sensationalism, but it can always hit the softest place in the heart at a certain moment. Apart from the story, the author's thoughts hidden in the plot are not overt, but enough to make people think deeply. Whether you are flipping through it in your spare time or calming down and immersing yourself in reading, it is a treasure that should not be missed.

After reading this book, I couldn't break away from the story for a long time. The author does not deliberately use fierce conflicts to forcefully capture the readers, but slowly unfolds the world that belongs to the people in the book. Each character is not a simple tool. They have selfishness, obsession, and imperfect but extremely real softness. The countless foreshadowings laid in the previous chapter are recovered one by one in the second half, with clear and smooth logic, without any trace of sloppiness. The writing style is clean and comfortable, without piling up empty and gorgeous rhetoric, but it can always accurately touch the softest place in the heart. In addition to the ups and downs of the plot, the story contains the author's unique thoughts. It is not deliberately preachy, but it is thought-provoking. Whether you are relaxing and reading in your spare time, or sitting down and savoring it carefully, this is a masterpiece not to be missed.

The plot is very exciting, with a sense of excitement after first suppressing and then rising. It combines political intrigue and youthful loyalty, making it a thoroughly enjoyable watch.

I just opened it casually, but I didn't expect to see the male protagonist polishing his mind a little bit all the way, and finally understanding the way of the sword. The more I read, the more I feel. If you like reading martial arts novels, you can read it.

A laugh from the sea! There are countless heroes, the story is exciting, and the plot is twists and turns. I can't help but recall the heroic young man. It is worth recommending and receiving five-star praise!