
The Silver Sword Zen Teachings
银剑禅说
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- Completed
- Length
- 959k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I read it in one sitting, and gave me a monthly pass first. I haven't seen such a traditional novel full of righteousness in many years.
It's not an overly complicated story, but as you tell it, what really attracts me? "Chivalrous bones and soft intestines", "righteousness lasts forever" and "good deeds are rewarded" are increasingly unsightly in today's era of online moral decline, which devalues tradition, excludes gods, and indulges in moral self-restraint in order to suppress the traditional Chinese culture of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. Under the banner of "immortal chivalry" but devaluing "practicing people" as a "popular trend". This righteous work is really a breath of fresh air. It's really rare. Especially between the lines, you can see the author's respect for Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, which is really worthy of praise. This is the most precious thing in the novel. I stayed up late to read it all in one go, ordered it all, and watched it until the end. There are many emotions. I will comment in detail after I sort it out.
Some thoughts from fellow traditional martial arts authors
Senior, I accidentally found your novel in the boundless sea of books. It turns out to be in the style of traditional martial arts. After reading your inner words, I feel the same way! Look at the chapters in the catalog to better understand your feelings. The younger generation, who is just starting out, is also following your old path and has just published a novel. Thank you for your masterpiece, which allows me to slowly understand and study calmly. 🙏
I clicked in by chance and added it to my favorites first. It was very touching to read the works. Writing a story from your own heart is very rare in today's market environment. More than ten years ago, I often read the martial arts serials called New Wuxia in magazines at that time, but I have never read similar works in the past ten years. I accidentally clicked on this book today. It was an accident and a surprise. Congratulations on the fire! 😊🙏👍
Nowadays, few people write about this kind of old martial arts.
Nice story, please support me
Look here, look here, don't be put off by the layout that takes up two pages at the beginning. Believe me, if you give up here, you will definitely miss a wonderful and vivid martial arts novel. In my memory, I was reading martial arts novels in junior high school. The neighbor's uncle took a thick book and read it. I accidentally glanced at it a few times. The wonderful fighting scenes in the book deeply attracted me, and I have been addicted to novels ever since. Many years later, fairy tales and fantasy cities took over the entire Internet literature. At this point, the original martial arts novels gradually disappeared from the public eye. I found this novel by chance on a book list. The book list introduced it like this, "An original martial arts novel, a memory of childhood." Without hesitation, I added this book to my bookshelf. To be honest, I was a little disappointed at the beginning. When I saw the two-page segmentation, I felt like giving up the book. Then I ignored this paragraph and read directly down. The overall feeling was right. The clever waiter, the protagonist with the iconic silver, and the short, fat and smiling store owner, what a familiar combination. The protagonist Yu Zhanfei and the store owner set up the stage with a few words. I don't want to praise the author's writing skills, mainly because I am afraid that he will be proud. In my opinion, he has more room for improvement. At the end of the first chapter, a mysterious old man was specially described. What should I do if I am curious? I can only continue reading along with the author's cunning plan. Keep reading. All I can say about this is that the author's ability to dig holes is so powerful that it's impossible not to accept it. The amount of information revealed in the dialogue between the grandfather and grandson is too great. As for what information it is, I won't spoil it next. Book lovers, please read it yourself. In a word, this is a novel not to be missed.
I have been following this book since the beginning, and I feel really good about it. Fewer people read traditional martial arts, and almost no one writes about it. It is rare to see such a good book, and after being addicted to traditional martial arts, I feel that I should support it.
It's well written, an authentic traditional martial arts novel, not a time travel made up.
The author does a good job of whitewashing this double standard. Throughout the story, the love between children is long, and for the sake of a bullshit so-called love, this bullshit love is held in high esteem. I have love and I have justice. I kill people, set fires, abduct children, and do all kinds of bad things. But I have love. This is a get-out-of-death card. I have love, and I can make people forgive me unconditionally. Why don't you forgive the Japanese war criminals? The last sex scene was the most disgusting, it was a forced whitewash, right? Forcibly acquitting others, right?
I don't know how to write martial arts novels, but I can read them, whether they are good or not, but this novel is worth reading and treasured.