Mr. Jin Yong's words "The City of Xiangyang was destroyed" took away the legend of Guo Jing and Huang Rong, leaving behind a disappointing gap of nearly a hundred years between the Condor Trilogy. During these hundred years, a lasting friendship emerged that transcended the personal relationship between children! Their stories are not just about vague feelings, but also about the righteousness of family and country, and the rise and fall of martial arts. Guo Xiang's persistence and Zhang Junbao's perseverance are intertwined in troubled times. They are confidants, comrades-in-arms, and a beacon that illuminates each other's path forward. "The Record of Lord Xiang Fengyun in the Legend of Yi Tian" (also known as "The Record of Lord Xiang Fengyun in the Legend of the Condor") writes the supreme realm of friendship and is a martial arts chapter composed by the heart of Buddha and the bones of Taoism! This "dark age", which was briefly mentioned by Jin Yong, shines with thrilling light in this book.
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Looking for a novel where the protagonist doesn't kneel down, isn't sentimental, and is in control of the situation throughout? That's it! The protagonist has three ancient heritages and his strength is unfathomable. He does whatever he wants, but sticks to his inner standards. This "depending on mood" style of acting has brought countless unexpected and exciting plots. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes and you can't put it down!