Remember That Year, When Blossoms Bent the Branches: A Tang Peng Memoir from The Divine Heroes
记得那年，花压满枝《神州奇侠》唐朋小记
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- 12y ago
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It turns out that Wen Rui'an's article has never seen Divine Heroes. Go back and take a look.
To make up points, I realized I forgot them after giving them out.
I have only read Wen Rui'an's novels, Buyi Shenxiang and the Four Famous Catchers series. Today I read Qing Shuang's novels and decided to read The Wonderful Heroes of China. I love martial arts and collect them decisively.
After watching Deng Yuping, I was very moved and went to search for the Wonderful Heroes of China. O(∩_∩)O~ I don't know why, but I prefer the feeling of light frost writing. Women writing martial arts should be more delicate.
(The following is me too, I can't give you a score orz) Please give me a biography of other characters in China, preferably a supplementary volume.
Deng Yuping and Tang Peng, how many more surprises are there? When people gradually begin to forget Xiao Qiushui, Li Chenzhou, Liu Wu, and Tang Fang, fortunately there are still people who remember those humble sisters and brothers sworn in China. The children of China are safe now, and there is snow in the world, which has become an end.