
The Great Tang Escort
大唐行镖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 940k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 22y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The only martial arts book that I still remember from 2005 to this day
I read this book around 2005, when I was in the second grade of junior high school. When I got it, it was the complete collection. It was borrowed from other classmates. To be honest, I didn't like reading martial arts at that time, but I liked fantasy and magic. At that time, magicians, fantasy beasts, magic crystals, and Warcraft online games were popular. At that time, there was no main god, no hidden boss, and no Genesis. I opened the book Darts of the Tang Dynasty, and I don't know when it got better and better. I remember that the male protagonist's family was killed, and when the male protagonist came to the mountain gate to fight, I was very moved and passionate. Even after more than ten years, I still have some impressions. I only read this book once, because I had to return it to someone at the time. I read the Heroes Chronicles. , To be honest, the style of Heroes is too close to Jin Yong Gulong, but it loses its own characteristics. On the contrary, this book feels very comfortable to read, a bit like Huang Yi. The book is absolutely good. It is the only martial arts novel that I have memorized in the three years of middle school. No doubt, it is an absolute magic book.
I read this book for the first time in 2005 when I was still in sixth grade. I was confused and thought the protagonist of this book was so awesome. Thirteen years later, I read countless online novels and read them again. I was so excited to read them. Everyone has their own distinct characteristics, and each character seems to have been brought to life. After reading it, I was still unsatisfied and felt empty in my heart. This martial arts novel is truly a classic!
Born in a deep valley, I love to look at the sky. Looking at the sky, I just want to climb mountains. I just want to turn into a wild goose and spread my wings across the sky to the edge of the cloud cliff. Thirty years ago, he was a bearded man, and thirty years later, he is a shepherd. The shepherd boy wants to wear military uniform, and the bearded soldier wants to herd sheep. My first martial arts novel. I always remember this book. I always remember this poem.
I have never seen such a good-looking martial arts novel. In most novels, I just skip the fighting, but this one made me want to read it slowly**
"I don't know how many years have passed, but seeing names like Peng Wuwang again makes me cry. Especially when I saw the ending, one by one, the girls and Peng Wuwang himself went to loneliness, and then I thought about the interpretation of the ending of the two heroes Gu and Peng in the Yuanzhengtian Valley. One gave up the hero for love, and the other gave up love for the hero. I always felt that the author was a bit cruel. Although it is a good tragedy as a tragedy, from a personal perspective, I still hope that it will not be so rough. I have read all the author's books since I read Chengfeng Lu, and the one that impressed me most was always the battle in Bingzhou. Many years have passed, and I have forgotten even whether it was Bingzhou, but I will never forget the scene of Peng Wuwang's last battle. Whenever my life comes to an unbearable time of torture, what I think of is always the battle, the desperate situation, or the generous death.
TV series adapted from Zhu Xian and Legend of Shushan are very famous, but I don't want to watch them. Looking forward to the TV series adaptation of this book!
The first thing I came into contact with was "The World of Escorts of the Tang Dynasty". I thought this book was really well written, so I also read other books by Jin Xunzhe. However, the more I read, the more I doubted whether Jin Xunzhe was the author of "The World of Escorts". The book is obviously written so well, why are the other books worse than the other?
This book is very classic. I remember reading it in junior high school, and I have read it again and again in the next 20 years. It can be said that this martial arts novel is really too classic. It may not meet the aesthetics of today's martial arts novels, but it is indeed the last masterpiece of classical martial arts in my mind. It is not an exaggeration to call it Ragnarok. It pays tribute to the last martial arts classic and remembers the lost youth.
I first read this book at least ten years ago, and when I picked it up again during the epidemic, I remembered how high-spirited I was at that time. I was young and frivolous. Ten years really went so fast. It was like yesterday when I read this novel with a paper book. I have experienced too much and have bowed my head to the world. I really miss myself ten years ago.
The whole book is very good🙂. And it's free, so fun!