Mr. Qin and His Sword

Such a serious article deserves a long review Although I saw that what Dada said was just to accumulate historical materials and practice interactive rhythms, it is still a pity that the pearl has been covered with dust. Jinjiang is full of routines now, and there are more unfinished works. It is rare to see a writer who is so calm and composed and quietly completes a good and in-depth article. The capital letters represent land and metallurgical craftsmen. To be precise, they are real masters and apprentices. All the emperors, generals and ministers are supporting characters in the article, and there is only one conflict. What is the way of the sword? In an era of great strife and hundreds of schools of thought, what should a swordsmith's belief be? For whom did they forge swords? How to make a sword? These are all problems, and they are also the core of the game between Qinglong and Suzaku. I have to say that the first volume is very depressing. The Wei State is politically corrupt, the Quemen monopolizes the Central Plains Iron Industry, and Yuan County is facing a crisis. The gentleman had great ambitions but had to endure humiliation and lie dormant, while Shi Huzi was still young and didn't understand anything. He only knew that the entire sect was always on the run, escaping from oppression, escaping from death, escaping from dire straits. Fortunately, even in such an environment, one could still see the shining light of humanity. They took pleasure in suffering, were perseverant, and finally left the precarious Wei State and arrived in a new land; The atmosphere in the second volume took on a new look. When they arrived in Qin, the more advanced legal system gave them a platform to show off their talents. A turning point appeared, and passiveness became active. Shihuzi received the attention of the general's government. His husband's health improved. The sect recruited people, and many new members such as Xun and Min were welcomed. Although there were difficulties, they were quickly overcome by their concerted efforts. The process of development and growth was full of hope. With the establishment of the Hexi Army, Qin's conquest of Yiqu and other major events, Shi Huzi was able to take charge of his own affairs. The north and south lineups of Tao's division were gradually formed. Mr. Decided to fight for the future - Chu Land. The third volume is beautiful and beautiful. It is the economic and political battle that laid the foundation for the victory of the Tao family. Regarding how to win the Chu State plate, the entry point of Mr. Wang is the "jianghu", while the Quemen is the "temple". As the title says, after the collision of one horizontal and one vertical, the essence is to connect horizontal and vertical. The battle of manipulation forces involves mining, smelting, wealthy people, gangs, and the royal family. As you can imagine, it is extremely complicated. However, the husband still grasps the key technology in the chaos. During a banquet, 70% of the assets of the Que Sect evaporated out of thin air, driving away the ambitious Yin Zhao. It is worth mentioning that the relationship between Mr. Shi Huzi and Shi Huzi finally came to fruition, and the sword debate with Longquan Jianchi was also quite exciting. Starting from the fourth volume, it is actually a counterattack like the autumn wind sweeping away the fallen leaves. The failure of the Quemen can be expected, but it is at this time that the husband and Shi Huzi truly stand side by side and share the wind and rain. The experience of Chu State had a profound impact on Shi Huzi. He absorbed the nutrients and brought them back to Qin State, formed his own team, traveled north to Handan, and entered the royal court... He was no longer the master's sword, he became the one holding the sword. Shihuzi's path is to "attack" the Central Plains, and Mr. Shi's path is to "return" to the Central Plains. There are still differences among them. The best thing is that the general trend of the world makes their ideals converge. After Qin took Quwo, the plot of the master's eastward journey echoes the plot of the first volume's westward journey. The husband clears away the shame of the deer feast. Among them, the reversal of life and death between Ximen and Shen Yu is quite charming. The reunion dialogue between Shi Huzi and Xiao Ximen made me read it again and again. The right path in the world is subject to vicissitudes of life The Tao family's confidence lies in the belief that Qin's smelting system is advanced than that of the Central Plains. They follow the high road, not the chess path of the conspirators. But victory is not so easy. When the combined forces formed again and the Six Kingdoms attacked Qin, the two were forced to separate. The ancient city of Xiuwu was dyed red with blood. Fortunately, the husband was calm and Shi Huzi was rational. After many twists and turns, they finally met during the sword debate and won the outcome. The craftsmanship follows his skill, and the craftsman follows his heart. Tao's original intention is to study the toughest and toughest things in the world, and forge swords to protect the right path. The ending is majestic and majestic, with the Jade Kui inheritance, the breaking of the green dragon, and the rebirth of the Yinglong. It echoes what Qin Yu said in the first volume when he chopped the sword of the waste stone fox for the first time - "It is natural for new things to replace old things." I have been thinking about it for a long time after reading the whole book. It should be said that the proportion of emotional drama is not large, but it is extremely delicate and full. From inheritance to transcendence, the changes cannot be described as "how many years have passed...". The relationship between master and disciple is real, like pearls found in the waves, sparkling.

After reading it three times, I still can't say I understand it all, but every time it makes me calm down and read it slowly. There will be new experiences every time. I don't know if it's my misunderstanding, but the details seem to have changed a lot. Anyway, I am very lucky to come across novels with this kind of theme, and I am very grateful to you for writing this article. It's true that you never get tired of reading, never tire of watching, and never tire of turning over again.

The Six Kingdoms Sword Theory is exciting. There is a story behind each sword. Yin Zhao's sword is about power, it is a hero's sword that pierces the sky and cuts off chains; Zuo Qian's sword is about the rivers and lakes, it is the uncrowned king and the chivalrous swordsman; Zhao's sword has experienced the bloody storms of Handan's change of ownership and the ups and downs of the family; Qiu Zishu's sword embodies the sorrow of starvation after the disastrous defeat of Korea's economic war; although Ning Ying was not present, he recovered it from Yun Ji Yu Qiang's sword can finally turn back the prodigal; but when, Du Zibin's sword is vertical and horizontal; Siyu's sword is to protect the emperor's loyalty and is the swan song of Luoyi; Shi Huzi's sword is brave and fearless, integrating the spirit of the six countries; after all, perhaps the only one whose sword is just a "sword", but also incorporates the different experiences of Peilan, Zhuru, Ai and others. I admire you for being able to outline and lead in this way during a sword discussion. Siyu has lived up to the title of prime minister, sir has lived up to Zhuzi's trust, and Qinghu has come, and he has lived up to the might of Qiang Qin!!!

After scattering flowers, I saw my wife talking and wanted to give a long comment. First of all, this is the first time I have seen an original story written in a real historical background. It has lofty intentions, rigorous structure, ups and downs of the plot and is based on reality. The fate of the characters is closely connected with the times, so much so that I felt like I had returned to the Warring States Period and witnessed those scenes with my own eyes. The profession of swordsmith is full of mystery. There is no doubt that it greatly satisfied my curiosity with a lot of information. What is a sword, which social classes are covered by sword culture, how to forge swords, and what kind of craftsmanship people from the east, west, north and south have, all of these are cleverly arranged in four volumes of text. It is really a feast. The main thing is to talk about the characters. The highlight in the opening chapter is Shi Huzi. The young man who is full of wildness and will beat up if he doesn't obey immediately caught my attention. He is extremely talented and always enterprising. He pursues what he loves regardless of anything. His growth is accompanied by countless touching stories, including Siyu's care, Qin Yu's guidance, and friction among his peers. At the end of the first volume, he fights with the Qin general to rescue his disciples. Such a thin body bears such a huge burden, and the burst of power is shocking! The real change occurred during the three years he joined the army. It felt like he suddenly became a man from a boy and understood his unethical feelings for Qin Yu. He was so frank, and directly devoted his great energy to the crazy pursuit of Qin Yu, climbing to the top step by step, until he surpassed Qin Yu and became the head of the Tao family. The process was thrilling, such as the falling grass on the bronze green mountain, the sword debate in Longquan, the forging of steel in Liyang, the invasion of the palace in Handan, etc. I watched the plot with excitement, and the master-disciple game in it was also remarkable. In the later period, Shihuzi gave me a sense of security. As long as he was there, there was no difficulty that I couldn't overcome. But my favorite character is Mr. Qin Yu. To be honest, Qin Yu's presence was not strong at the beginning, and his actions and language were all focused on promoting the plot, and there was almost no description of his appearance. It was not until Yuanjun Qianjian came to the arsenal, and the sect began to fight against the three forces of Quemen, Ximen, and Shenjunshou, that I faintly felt his wisdom and perseverance. He is very perceptive and has a keen eye for fire, but he cannot reveal the strategy in his heart. He carries a blood feud, but he behaves with a normal heart. He is a person with great love in his heart. I fled to Qin from my master's door, and what happened along the way finally conquered me. He has infinite patience with his disciples and is good at teaching them; he has a sophisticated skill in doing projects and will never suffer losses; every step he takes is planned; he puts away his former pride and wallows in troubled times like an ordinary person. After entering the Qin Dynasty, his personality charm was fully demonstrated. He was a teacher, a minister, an enemy, a friend, and a father. He shouldered all the identities. He was calm in the face of difficulties and had firm beliefs. His decisions could always save his master from fire and water, but from time to time he would get a little bit angry. He was cute in his rudeness. In this way, he led his sect through Qin, Chu, and captured Zhao, Han, and Wei. After several projects and laying the foundation, he returned to the Central Plains and unified the sword-making industry. I admire you for your strength, forbearance, and grand structure. It should be said that my husband is the kind of person who is easy to get along with, but if you really want to get close, it is difficult to get close to him. Shi Huzi has suffered a lot haha. Fortunately, my husband is an older man, and his attitude towards love is sincere and direct, and he never plays coy. The relationship between the two was full of tension. Conflicts occur all the time, but deeper emotions are precipitated through repeated reconciliations. Separation is common, but as soon as we meet again, we cherish each other even more. The basis is that they cherish each other and have common ideals. I really like Shi Huzi's meticulous care for Qin Yu, including acupuncture, foot washing, massage, and medicine. It seems that one chapter even made him urinate. But when it comes to sword discussions, they are rivals, trying their best to overcome each other's weaknesses and never hiding them. This relationship is so touching. The supporting characters in the article are also very outstanding, and there are complete plot lines in different volumes. The one who impressed me the most is Shen Yu. Perhaps because Da Da mentioned it in the text, I found it even more amazing. Shen Yu loved the people like his own son, he was solemn and solemn, and had the tragic feelings of a scribe. He and Qin Yu are close friends. They cooperated with each other, then parted ways, then became enemies on the battlefield, and finally harmonized with each other. It can be said that they have gone through many vicissitudes, and it has become another highlight of this article. The plot of the story is compact and not procrastinating, the foreshadowing is just right, and the character reversal is both unexpected and reasonable. The one I love the most and feel the most distressed about is Yun Ji, so I won't go into any spoilers. The reason why I feel that this article is mature is that first of all, the writing is very powerful, secondly, the rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, and lastly and most importantly, the conflicts between the various forces and the villains cannot be attributed to good or bad, but because of their different ideals and beliefs. I don't know if the essence of the Quemen can be understood as the sprout of capitalism, just like the prototype families mentioned above. Another example is that the Mohist family, which has a deep connection with craftsmen, has both helped and hijacked the Tao family. There are many changes around the Tao family's use of evil gold. The thoughts and factions from all sides, whether enemies or friends, intertwined into the contention of a hundred schools of thought at that time, which is what makes this article vivid. Finally, I would like to say that Wen's historical heritage is so profound, from the institutional development of the smelting and casting industry in the seven countries, the international form of vertical and horizontal integration, to the customs and customs of various places, from a small smelting city in the east of the river in Wei State, to the grandeur of Xianyang, the capital of Qin, from the beautiful scenery of Yunmengze in Chu State, to the Hufu riding and shooting in the northern border of Zhao State, and finally back to the brilliant The Central Plains, the ancient city of Chaoge, Xiuwu Ningyi, Chaoguan Liang... From the macro perspective, it involves how the country formulates laws and regulations, how to balance the market economy, and from the micro perspective, it involves how doctors treat tetanus and how the workshops burn colored glaze. These experiences are really valuable, and it can be seen that Dada is attentive. I am very grateful to Dada for telling me an epic story.

I'm going to do it again, oh, I really like Brother Si. He should be the most selfless person in the sect. All he does is for Qin Yu, who is willing to die as a martyr to help his husband clear his name! Every time I read the part about his sacrifice, I still get tears in my eyes. It's so sad! And he didn't dare to fulfill the master-disciple relationship with Qin Yu until he died!!

Super nice article!

Ah ah ah ah ah so warm

Thank you so much~ It's so sweet~

Siyu, you haven't seen your child yet TT

Hmm, can I write another thousand words about the magical effect of copper beads? I am not short of Jinjiang coins. Hehe