The Great Tang Escort
大唐行镖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 940k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 22y ago
- English
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The only wuxia novel I still remember from 2005 to the present.
I read this book around 2005, when I was in the second year of junior high school. It was the complete set, borrowed from another classmate. To be honest, I didn't like martial arts novels back then; I preferred fantasy and magical realism. In those days, magicians, mythical beasts, magic crystals, Warcraft, and online games were all the rage.
I first read this book in 2005 when I was in sixth grade. I was clueless and just thought the protagonist was amazing. Thirteen years later, after reading countless online novels, I reread it and felt incredibly excited. Every character had a distinct personality, and the book seemed to bring each one to life. After finishing it, I felt a sense of emptiness, as if I wanted more. This martial arts novel is truly a classic!
Born in a deep valley, I love to gaze at the sky; gazing at the sky, all I want to do is climb over the mountain. My only wish is to transform into a roc or a wild goose, spreading my wings across the sky to the edge of the cloud-covered cliffs. Thirty years ago, he was a bearded stranger; thirty years later, he is a shepherd.
I've never read such a good martial arts novel before. I usually skip the fight scenes in novels, but this one kept me reading.
Seeing the name Peng Wuwang again after so many years brings a deep sense of sorrow. Especially the ending, with each girl and Peng Wuwang himself walking towards loneliness, and recalling the interpretation of the fates of Gu and Peng in the expedition to Tianhe Valley—one abandoning chivalry for love, the other abandoning love for chivalry—makes me feel the author was somewhat cruel.
The TV series adapted from novels like *Zhu Xian* and *The Legend of Shushan* are very famous, but I don't want to watch them. I'm looking forward to a TV series adaptation of this book!
The first book I came across was "The Great Tang Dynasty Escorts," which I thought was exceptionally well-written. So I started reading other books by Jin Xunzhe, but the more I read, the more I doubted whether Jin Xunzhe was actually the author of "The Great Tang Dynasty Escorts." If "The Great Tang Dynasty Escorts" was so good, why were his other books getting worse and worse?
This book is a true classic. I remember reading it in junior high school and rereading it repeatedly for the next 20 years. It's safe to say that this martial arts novel is a classic. It may not suit the aesthetic tastes of modern martial arts novel readers, but it is indeed the last masterpiece of classical martial arts in my mind. Calling it Ragnarok is not an exaggeration. It is a tribute to the last classic of martial arts and a tribute to the lost youth.
Rereading this book at least ten years ago during the pandemic brought back memories of my youthful exuberance and carefree days. Ten years have flown by! Reading this novel in physical form feels like yesterday. Having experienced so much, I've bowed my head to the world. I miss myself from ten years ago.
The book is excellent 🙂. And it's free, which makes me very happy!