In Handan, strange melodies take shape; taut strings race through a sharp, flowing tune. A dark crane circles as white clouds rise, white clouds rise, their fragrance spreading thickly. Parting, then reuniting; the song goes on without end.
Although the story of "The Dragon Captor" is simple, it is wonderfully written. The writing style of Midnight Two O'clock is vigorous and simple, with the style of everyone. The lines reveal a good foundation in classical Chinese, and it is catchy to read. What is even more valuable is that the author writes in a slow and slow manner, does not pursue eye-catching plots, and is restrained in his writing. Instead, he listens to the thunder in the silent place and understands the beauty of leaving blank space. Therefore, many fragments of this article can be read again and again, such as the various characters and the scenery of the desert and Hexi. In addition, the author is quite satisfied with the author's way of handling the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists. I happened to see other readers think that the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are abrupt, but I feel that the combination of the two is a natural result, and the writing techniques used by the author are also very clever.
Qin Geng and Jun Zi are one good and one evil. They have completely opposite personalities and inconsistent values, but they reach the same goal by different paths. Qin Geng has great martial arts skills, a calm temperament, integrity and purity. He hides in the world, but deep down he longs to show off his skills. Jun Zitian has ulterior motives and plays with people's hearts. Although he is the young master of Xingxiu Hai, he has always been burdened with responsibilities and destiny that do not belong to him, and he is running for the king's hegemony. After going through all the world affairs, the heroine has seen all kinds of intrigues and intrigues, struggling between love and reason. The male protagonist thinks he has control over people's hearts, but he will still be shocked by the heaviness of emotions. After traveling around the world, he realizes, "It is better to go back and see the faint green mountains and the distant flowing water." With such a setting that seems to be parallel lines but is actually on the same track, the emotional line between the two is quite interesting, and the final ending is in line with the central idea. "Two O'clock in the Night" uses dialogue, action, profile and psychological description to lay out enough emotional foundation, dramatic conflict and conflict resolution for the two people's ambiguity, contradiction and cooperation.
The conflict between Qin Geng and Jun Zitian runs through the entire text. In the beginning, the two of them had different views, and they were at odds with each other. Later on, the two got to know each other during the journey, and they were inseparable. They also had unspeakable baggage, and they waited until the last moment to erupt: the rescue of Qin Geng and Dong Zhongjun from heaven was really wonderful, and the powerful dramatic conflict added fuel to the flames and completely pushed the two together.
At two o'clock in the middle of the night, he has a good sense of control and will not overturn a bowl of water for the emotional line. Therefore, in the ambiguous stage, dialogue and description are mostly used to promote the emotion. The needle is hidden in the thread, not overpowering the guest and taking over the host, but following him like a shadow. It stabilizes the main line of the story and develops the sub-line well. The two seem to be competing against each other, but in fact they are like Tai Chi massage, pushing and pulling, trying to resist and then welcoming, secretly developing feelings, and having a great understanding. For example, meeting a Xixia military officer in Lanzhou:
The lieutenant smiled and said, "I really don't dare to do that." Qin Ji said sternly: "Our Qin family bodyguard bureau has an old saying, which is called 'the bodyguard is there, the bodyguard is there, the bodyguard is dead.'" She turned to Jun Zitian and said, "young sect leader, this is a family law, it is absolutely impossible If you violate this, do you want to leave or stay?" Jun Zitian didn't blink for a moment and said with a smile, "Of course it's all up to Miss Qin." Qin Xian said to the lieutenant, "Since Mr. Jun refuses to reward me, I think you should go back and report first."
Qin Zitian asked Jun Zitian if he was leaving or staying. Jun Zitian, who thought Qin Zitian was a simple girl, stopped teasing her and obeyed Qin Zitian's wishes without interest. Qin Xian still didn't know Jun Zitianpan's intentions for this good show, so there was something behind his words. Jun Zitian knew what Qin Geng meant, so he joked and borrowed Qin Geng's name and declined politely. Jun Zitian speaks half truths and half lies, and it is difficult for the characters and readers to peek into his heart, but it is certain that he is also very interested in Qin Geng. Of these two people, one was brooding, and the other had something in his words, seeming to care but not caring at the same time. Under this hardness and softness, the hidden emotions came out.
As soon as the Xixia military officer left, the serious heroine didn't want to tangle with Jun Zitian anymore, so Jun Zitian spontaneously climbed up:
Just when Qin Xian was about to let go, Jun Zitian grabbed her arm and said: "The escort is there, the escort is dead, the person is dead," isn't it what the girl said, how can we let go so easily?" Qin Xian grabbed his lapel and said in a voice as loud as a mosquito: "Even if I take away the Jiuxuan Banner, you really don't dare to kill me. What do you mean by the treasures in Famen Temple? Jun Shaozong, please don't make any mistakes." Jun Zitian gave a rare smile: "Life or death depends on fate, so what?" Han Chao felt jealous for some reason when he saw their expressions of intimacy. He said calmly: "Let's go."
Jun Zitian said this as if they had a deep personal relationship. He knew that Qin Geng wanted to avoid him, and he was interested in Qin Geng in his heart, so he found an excuse to be amused. This shows another point - although Qin Xian did not like Jun Zitian, he never refused to communicate with him, even physical communication. Here, the two midnight moments not only maintain the tension in the dialogue, but also use the two action descriptions of "grabbing her arm" and "lifting his skirt" to further exaggerate the ambiguity between the two. Finally, through Han Chao, who is a bystander (and admirer of Qin Geng), the affection between the two people is clearly highlighted. This kind of meticulous treatment is not ingenious.
The profile is like Jun Zitian playing the piano. The book describes Jun Zitian's playing the piano twice, once through Ye's memory and the other time as a direct description, thus fully displaying Jun Zitian's personality and describing Qin Geng's feelings for him. Yu Ye described the sound of his piano as "quiet and majestic", "seeing the heaven and earth in the deep valley, the invisible elephant". Music is the voice of the heart. No matter how skilled the technique is, because everyone's mood is different, the same piece of music will be different in the hands of different people. Guqin pays attention to the realm, seeing the heaven and earth, seeing all living beings, and integrating with all things is the best. Such a person with extraordinary piano skills and a thorough understanding of the world is very different from the sinister and cunning image of Jun Zitian in the previous chapters. The author uses Yu Ye's words to lay the foundation for Jun Zitian's candid thoughts in the end. Of course, this kind of profile description is not enough to reverse the impression that Qin Geng had when he faced Jun Zitian, but it is enough to arouse the reader's curiosity. What about Qin Xian's reaction? To see what she thinks, we have to wait until Duan Jiang dies and Qin Jiang asks you to give him a song from heaven. If she didn't take Yu Ye's comments to heart, how could she be like this? As time went by, wind, rain, and suspicion, Qin Geng was moved by the sound of the piano and could no longer escape his feelings for Jun Zitian, so he sighed to himself on the roof and stayed awake all night; only the next day did Qin Geng resolutely give up his love for the faith in his heart. The direct description of the sound of the piano here is intended to depict an important node in the development of the relationship between the two, echoing the first description.
Although the description of love is just right without any makeup, readers like us can only speculate on the relationship between the two based on experience. At this time, appropriate psychological description is needed to confirm the reader's guess. For example, when traveling to Liangzhou, Jun Zitian and Qin Zhi were facing each other over whether to rescue someone. However, when Jun Zitian translated Li Deming's love words, Qin Zhi felt that "such bold and straightforward words of love, spoken word by word, with a graceful expression, were extremely touching." A second ago, he was in tit-for-tat with Jun Zitian, but now he "can't help but blush, his heart beats, and he feels as if he's drunk." Qin Xian quickly came to his senses and scolded himself for being moved by someone like Jun Zitian. Later, when she was attacked in the snowy area, Qin Zhi caught a cold, and Jun Zitian took her pulse. "Not to mention the exertion, the skin she touched was scalding. The breath she exhaled was warm and hot, blowing straight to her face. This breath suddenly messed up his mind." The two have been getting along for a longer time, and their thoughts have naturally come naturally. The author slowly reveals the mystery and speaks frankly, which is also a tacit understanding with the readers.
There was also a moment when the undercurrent was revealed, because the gap between Qin Xian and Jun Zitian grew along with their affection, and it burst out when it reached its limit. When it came to the chapter of Cutting the Seat, Qin Xian fell in love with Jun Zitian even more deeply, was deeply attracted by his music, and was fascinated by him. However, she was awakened by Han Chao's words, and she realized that as a martial arts righteous person, her education and the New Year in her heart prevented her from intersecting with Jun Zitian, and it was difficult for her to let go of this relationship calmly for a while. Qin Xian thought about it all night and decided to end his love and have a showdown with Jun Zitian. She questioned Jun Zitian about his plans and what he had done along the way, puncturing the calmness and ambiguity on the surface with each sentence. Jun Zitian was annoyed that she was bound to the Confucian etiquette and morals of the martial arts world in the Central Plains, so he helped Qin Geng paint a picture of his own city's deep and serene appearance. Qin Xian seems calm, but all his anger and emotion are revealed in the interpretation of "Yin Mo Yin". Why did Jun Zitian ever give Qin Geng any evil temptation? The two of them knew this, but Qin Xian was just deceiving himself. Explicit metaphors are a common technique at two o'clock in the middle of the night. Jun Zitian's several words poked Qin Jin's state of mind, Qin Jin drew his sword and faced each other, and finally abandoned the sword and walked away. The more tense the situation becomes, the stronger the true feelings become. The environment here also sets off well. This showdown has a cold and harsh ending. When I think of the desolate desert and the ancient shadows of two people standing between heaven and earth with one sword, heartlessly breaking up, when I read it, my heart seems to have been sifted by the yellow sand of Hexi, and my heart feels cold. The dramatic effect here is excellent, and the environment is well set off. The struggle between love and reason is written clearly on the back of the paper at two o'clock in the middle of the night, and the previously superficial light shines with a captivating brilliance. When he went to Famen Temple to hunt for treasures, Qin Zhi was still awkward and angry, but deep down in his heart, he was hoping that Jun would come from heaven. When he came, everything would be revealed. It turns out that you and I are in the same boat. Compared with the previous bloody breakup in Hexi, there was a clear spring flowing in the bottom of my heart. It was very gratifying and touching.
The ending and love of "The Hands of the Dragon" are quite an adult fairy tale, which is in line with the concept of traditional martial arts, "far away from the world", putting aside the trivialities of the world and living only for yourself. It has to be said that it is an extremely idealistic theme. People who suffer from life, have ambitions, and realize themselves cannot help but fight in the world of politics, be obsessed with trivial matters, and be intrigued by intrigues. The ending of Qin Geng and Jun Zitian returning to the world can only be said to be a kind of beautiful sustenance by the author. But for those who are keen on vanity struggles, the artistic conception of this article cannot be said to be unconventional. Two O'clock in the Night has always closely linked the growth of the two people's self-realization with the main plot of treasure hunting in the desert. Although there is not much emphasis on the emotional line of the two, the plotting technique is just right, burying the suspense and contradiction until the last moment. The two holding hands to defeat the enemy is the end of the heart; the readers are happy to see the result, because the appetite that has been hanging on them is brought to a successful end.
The relationship between the two develops naturally, but as for the suddenness... It's hard to say when Qin Xian and Jun Zitian saw each other. Maybe that was the first time the two met? While Qin Xian despised Jun Zitian, he also admired him for being able to endure what ordinary people could not endure, and he never had a single view of him. Jun Zitian saw that the legendary descendant of Tianwaitian was actually a girl? Perhaps the young sect leader, who has always been deeply interested in the promise of heaven and earth, became interested in such an unexpected opponent. Qin Geng has a stable temperament, but his heart is pure. Jun Zitian has insight into people's hearts, how could he not know that? Seeing Jun Zitian's tenderness and concern for the fierce but innocent Sang Minger, it is difficult not to guess why he fell in love with Qin Geng. Of course, these are just conjectures as a reader. Sons and daughters of the world, they enjoy grudges and grudges. If you like them, you like them. Being unrestrained is the best. Why do you need so many reasons?
I read this article through the late 2006 edition of Jingu Legend Martial Arts Edition. Over the years, Qin Zhi has always been my favorite female character in mainland new martial arts. I would like to thank the author for writing such a majestic and majestic article as "The Hand to Capture the Dragon", which allowed me to review it in the days of book shortage. I wish the author the best of luck and all the best~
It's really anticlimactic. Jun's transformation was too fast.
Hello, author, I want to cooperate with you on copyright, but I don't know how to contact you.
This article adds color to the new martial arts~
I am grateful to a book friend who pointed me to this point. There are really few pure martial arts books.
Well written, the author is really great
Well written martial arts, fascinating
It's rare to see such pure martial arts literature. I like Qin Geng very much.
It's been many years, and it's hard to see a work like this again, so I can only watch it again.
Although the story of "The Dragon Captor" is simple, it is wonderfully written. The writing style of Midnight Two O'clock is vigorous and simple, with the style of everyone. The lines reveal a good foundation in classical Chinese, and it is catchy to read. What is even more valuable is that the author writes in a slow and slow manner, does not pursue eye-catching plots, and is restrained in his writing. Instead, he listens to the thunder in the silent place and understands the beauty of leaving blank space. Therefore, many fragments of this article can be read again and again, such as the various characters and the scenery of the desert and Hexi. In addition, the author is quite satisfied with the author's way of handling the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists. I happened to see other readers think that the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are abrupt, but I feel that the combination of the two is a natural result, and the writing techniques used by the author are also very clever. Qin Geng and Jun Zi are one good and one evil. They have completely opposite personalities and inconsistent values, but they reach the same goal by different paths. Qin Geng has great martial arts skills, a calm temperament, integrity and purity. He hides in the world, but deep down he longs to show off his skills. Jun Zitian has ulterior motives and plays with people's hearts. Although he is the young master of Xingxiu Hai, he has always been burdened with responsibilities and destiny that do not belong to him, and he is running for the king's hegemony. After going through all the world affairs, the heroine has seen all kinds of intrigues and intrigues, struggling between love and reason. The male protagonist thinks he has control over people's hearts, but he will still be shocked by the heaviness of emotions. After traveling around the world, he realizes, "It is better to go back and see the faint green mountains and the distant flowing water." With such a setting that seems to be parallel lines but is actually on the same track, the emotional line between the two is quite interesting, and the final ending is in line with the central idea. "Two O'clock in the Night" uses dialogue, action, profile and psychological description to lay out enough emotional foundation, dramatic conflict and conflict resolution for the two people's ambiguity, contradiction and cooperation. The conflict between Qin Geng and Jun Zitian runs through the entire text. In the beginning, the two of them had different views, and they were at odds with each other. Later on, the two got to know each other during the journey, and they were inseparable. They also had unspeakable baggage, and they waited until the last moment to erupt: the rescue of Qin Geng and Dong Zhongjun from heaven was really wonderful, and the powerful dramatic conflict added fuel to the flames and completely pushed the two together. At two o'clock in the middle of the night, he has a good sense of control and will not overturn a bowl of water for the emotional line. Therefore, in the ambiguous stage, dialogue and description are mostly used to promote the emotion. The needle is hidden in the thread, not overpowering the guest and taking over the host, but following him like a shadow. It stabilizes the main line of the story and develops the sub-line well. The two seem to be competing against each other, but in fact they are like Tai Chi massage, pushing and pulling, trying to resist and then welcoming, secretly developing feelings, and having a great understanding. For example, meeting a Xixia military officer in Lanzhou: The lieutenant smiled and said, "I really don't dare to do that." Qin Ji said sternly: "Our Qin family bodyguard bureau has an old saying, which is called 'the bodyguard is there, the bodyguard is there, the bodyguard is dead.'" She turned to Jun Zitian and said, "young sect leader, this is a family law, it is absolutely impossible If you violate this, do you want to leave or stay?" Jun Zitian didn't blink for a moment and said with a smile, "Of course it's all up to Miss Qin." Qin Xian said to the lieutenant, "Since Mr. Jun refuses to reward me, I think you should go back and report first." Qin Zitian asked Jun Zitian if he was leaving or staying. Jun Zitian, who thought Qin Zitian was a simple girl, stopped teasing her and obeyed Qin Zitian's wishes without interest. Qin Xian still didn't know Jun Zitianpan's intentions for this good show, so there was something behind his words. Jun Zitian knew what Qin Geng meant, so he joked and borrowed Qin Geng's name and declined politely. Jun Zitian speaks half truths and half lies, and it is difficult for the characters and readers to peek into his heart, but it is certain that he is also very interested in Qin Geng. Of these two people, one was brooding, and the other had something in his words, seeming to care but not caring at the same time. Under this hardness and softness, the hidden emotions came out. As soon as the Xixia military officer left, the serious heroine didn't want to tangle with Jun Zitian anymore, so Jun Zitian spontaneously climbed up: Just when Qin Xian was about to let go, Jun Zitian grabbed her arm and said: "The escort is there, the escort is dead, the person is dead," isn't it what the girl said, how can we let go so easily?" Qin Xian grabbed his lapel and said in a voice as loud as a mosquito: "Even if I take away the Jiuxuan Banner, you really don't dare to kill me. What do you mean by the treasures in Famen Temple? Jun Shaozong, please don't make any mistakes." Jun Zitian gave a rare smile: "Life or death depends on fate, so what?" Han Chao felt jealous for some reason when he saw their expressions of intimacy. He said calmly: "Let's go." Jun Zitian said this as if they had a deep personal relationship. He knew that Qin Geng wanted to avoid him, and he was interested in Qin Geng in his heart, so he found an excuse to be amused. This shows another point - although Qin Xian did not like Jun Zitian, he never refused to communicate with him, even physical communication. Here, the two midnight moments not only maintain the tension in the dialogue, but also use the two action descriptions of "grabbing her arm" and "lifting his skirt" to further exaggerate the ambiguity between the two. Finally, through Han Chao, who is a bystander (and admirer of Qin Geng), the affection between the two people is clearly highlighted. This kind of meticulous treatment is not ingenious. The profile is like Jun Zitian playing the piano. The book describes Jun Zitian's playing the piano twice, once through Ye's memory and the other time as a direct description, thus fully displaying Jun Zitian's personality and describing Qin Geng's feelings for him. Yu Ye described the sound of his piano as "quiet and majestic", "seeing the heaven and earth in the deep valley, the invisible elephant". Music is the voice of the heart. No matter how skilled the technique is, because everyone's mood is different, the same piece of music will be different in the hands of different people. Guqin pays attention to the realm, seeing the heaven and earth, seeing all living beings, and integrating with all things is the best. Such a person with extraordinary piano skills and a thorough understanding of the world is very different from the sinister and cunning image of Jun Zitian in the previous chapters. The author uses Yu Ye's words to lay the foundation for Jun Zitian's candid thoughts in the end. Of course, this kind of profile description is not enough to reverse the impression that Qin Geng had when he faced Jun Zitian, but it is enough to arouse the reader's curiosity. What about Qin Xian's reaction? To see what she thinks, we have to wait until Duan Jiang dies and Qin Jiang asks you to give him a song from heaven. If she didn't take Yu Ye's comments to heart, how could she be like this? As time went by, wind, rain, and suspicion, Qin Geng was moved by the sound of the piano and could no longer escape his feelings for Jun Zitian, so he sighed to himself on the roof and stayed awake all night; only the next day did Qin Geng resolutely give up his love for the faith in his heart. The direct description of the sound of the piano here is intended to depict an important node in the development of the relationship between the two, echoing the first description. Although the description of love is just right without any makeup, readers like us can only speculate on the relationship between the two based on experience. At this time, appropriate psychological description is needed to confirm the reader's guess. For example, when traveling to Liangzhou, Jun Zitian and Qin Zhi were facing each other over whether to rescue someone. However, when Jun Zitian translated Li Deming's love words, Qin Zhi felt that "such bold and straightforward words of love, spoken word by word, with a graceful expression, were extremely touching." A second ago, he was in tit-for-tat with Jun Zitian, but now he "can't help but blush, his heart beats, and he feels as if he's drunk." Qin Xian quickly came to his senses and scolded himself for being moved by someone like Jun Zitian. Later, when she was attacked in the snowy area, Qin Zhi caught a cold, and Jun Zitian took her pulse. "Not to mention the exertion, the skin she touched was scalding. The breath she exhaled was warm and hot, blowing straight to her face. This breath suddenly messed up his mind." The two have been getting along for a longer time, and their thoughts have naturally come naturally. The author slowly reveals the mystery and speaks frankly, which is also a tacit understanding with the readers. There was also a moment when the undercurrent was revealed, because the gap between Qin Xian and Jun Zitian grew along with their affection, and it burst out when it reached its limit. When it came to the chapter of Cutting the Seat, Qin Xian fell in love with Jun Zitian even more deeply, was deeply attracted by his music, and was fascinated by him. However, she was awakened by Han Chao's words, and she realized that as a martial arts righteous person, her education and the New Year in her heart prevented her from intersecting with Jun Zitian, and it was difficult for her to let go of this relationship calmly for a while. Qin Xian thought about it all night and decided to end his love and have a showdown with Jun Zitian. She questioned Jun Zitian about his plans and what he had done along the way, puncturing the calmness and ambiguity on the surface with each sentence. Jun Zitian was annoyed that she was bound to the Confucian etiquette and morals of the martial arts world in the Central Plains, so he helped Qin Geng paint a picture of his own city's deep and serene appearance. Qin Xian seems calm, but all his anger and emotion are revealed in the interpretation of "Yin Mo Yin". Why did Jun Zitian ever give Qin Geng any evil temptation? The two of them knew this, but Qin Xian was just deceiving himself. Explicit metaphors are a common technique at two o'clock in the middle of the night. Jun Zitian's several words poked Qin Jin's state of mind, Qin Jin drew his sword and faced each other, and finally abandoned the sword and walked away. The more tense the situation becomes, the stronger the true feelings become. The environment here also sets off well. This showdown has a cold and harsh ending. When I think of the desolate desert and the ancient shadows of two people standing between heaven and earth with one sword, heartlessly breaking up, when I read it, my heart seems to have been sifted by the yellow sand of Hexi, and my heart feels cold. The dramatic effect here is excellent, and the environment is well set off. The struggle between love and reason is written clearly on the back of the paper at two o'clock in the middle of the night, and the previously superficial light shines with a captivating brilliance. When he went to Famen Temple to hunt for treasures, Qin Zhi was still awkward and angry, but deep down in his heart, he was hoping that Jun would come from heaven. When he came, everything would be revealed. It turns out that you and I are in the same boat. Compared with the previous bloody breakup in Hexi, there was a clear spring flowing in the bottom of my heart. It was very gratifying and touching. The ending and love of "The Hands of the Dragon" are quite an adult fairy tale, which is in line with the concept of traditional martial arts, "far away from the world", putting aside the trivialities of the world and living only for yourself. It has to be said that it is an extremely idealistic theme. People who suffer from life, have ambitions, and realize themselves cannot help but fight in the world of politics, be obsessed with trivial matters, and be intrigued by intrigues. The ending of Qin Geng and Jun Zitian returning to the world can only be said to be a kind of beautiful sustenance by the author. But for those who are keen on vanity struggles, the artistic conception of this article cannot be said to be unconventional. Two O'clock in the Night has always closely linked the growth of the two people's self-realization with the main plot of treasure hunting in the desert. Although there is not much emphasis on the emotional line of the two, the plotting technique is just right, burying the suspense and contradiction until the last moment. The two holding hands to defeat the enemy is the end of the heart; the readers are happy to see the result, because the appetite that has been hanging on them is brought to a successful end. The relationship between the two develops naturally, but as for the suddenness... It's hard to say when Qin Xian and Jun Zitian saw each other. Maybe that was the first time the two met? While Qin Xian despised Jun Zitian, he also admired him for being able to endure what ordinary people could not endure, and he never had a single view of him. Jun Zitian saw that the legendary descendant of Tianwaitian was actually a girl? Perhaps the young sect leader, who has always been deeply interested in the promise of heaven and earth, became interested in such an unexpected opponent. Qin Geng has a stable temperament, but his heart is pure. Jun Zitian has insight into people's hearts, how could he not know that? Seeing Jun Zitian's tenderness and concern for the fierce but innocent Sang Minger, it is difficult not to guess why he fell in love with Qin Geng. Of course, these are just conjectures as a reader. Sons and daughters of the world, they enjoy grudges and grudges. If you like them, you like them. Being unrestrained is the best. Why do you need so many reasons?
I read this article through the late 2006 edition of Jingu Legend Martial Arts Edition. Over the years, Qin Zhi has always been my favorite female character in mainland new martial arts. I would like to thank the author for writing such a majestic and majestic article as "The Hand to Capture the Dragon", which allowed me to review it in the days of book shortage. I wish the author the best of luck and all the best~
It's really anticlimactic. Jun's transformation was too fast.
Hello, author, I want to cooperate with you on copyright, but I don't know how to contact you.
This article adds color to the new martial arts~
I am grateful to a book friend who pointed me to this point. There are really few pure martial arts books.
Well written, the author is really great
Well written martial arts, fascinating
It's rare to see such pure martial arts literature. I like Qin Geng very much.
It's been many years, and it's hard to see a work like this again, so I can only watch it again.