Meeting on the Way of the Warrior

Reading Dao Erden's *Good People of China*, I noticed that Chinese culture's expectations of chivalrous heroes have become increasingly exaggerated over time. Originally, the expectation was simply for them to uphold justice and help those in need. Later, it expanded to include their ability to distinguish right from wrong and punish evil.

I finished reading it, and it was very good. The author wrote it very well. The only drawback was that the romance between Wei and Fang was a bit lacking, sob sob. But overall, it was very good. Even I, someone who has never been interested in martial arts novels, am now somewhat drawn to it.

I loved this story back then, but put it off for various reasons. Now, after so many years, I've finally finished reading it. I really love this story.

This is very well written. It's the first time I've read a martial arts novel like this. Most of the martial arts novels I've read before are about quick revenge and chivalry, but this one, written by a young man from the martial arts world, is particularly insightful and profound. However, one question remains: is the ideal of chivalry pursued by the two protagonists too perfect?

I never thought I'd finish such a long novel, but with its intricate plot twists, I finished it before I knew it, and even then, I wanted more. The interweaving of historical events with tales of chivalry is incredibly captivating, but it also left me deeply saddened, especially considering that at this point, the Ming Dynasty was still more than eighty years away from its demise…

Thank you. A thousand words can be summed up in one simple thank you: thank you to the author for making Lan Qing's life possible. The world may have many things that need changing, but thankfully they've journeyed together.

Oh, so good! Seeing Lanlan gently overcome the obstacles at the end brought tears to my eyes, sob sob. And what about the Yu Sheng and Yu Zheng sisters? Finally, the plot of this book is really good. The various events are so interesting that it's never boring. I'm exhausted from reading it (x). But if I had to say, there weren't enough of Lanlan gently touching people (runs away).

I greatly admire Lan Qing's kind of love. They trust each other and share the same ideals. Having each other in their lives is truly the greatest blessing for them.

It's finished. The plot and writing are very clear. It's a top-tier wuxia novel, but the romance feels a bit lacking. They're always so busy, solving one case only to have another clue waiting for them. More romance would have been even better. 🍉

Lanlan and Qingqing are still in this world, and their story continues. Although I can no longer accompany them through thick and thin, they will spend their lives together and wonderfully begin the next chapter of their lives!