A Long Song Enters the Gate of Heaven

From this martial arts novel, we can see that the author has very skillfully managed the balance between tradition and modernity, retaining the traditional essence of martial arts literature without losing the contemporary perspective. Later in the novel, the relationship between the characters is deepened and the complex inner world of the characters is revealed. Secondly, the author's careful consideration of the text enhances the artistic value of this martial arts novel, and does not neglect the storytelling and characterization because of the gorgeous rhetoric. Finally, this ups and downs of martial arts novel can really make people feel the joy of life. You will find yourself thinking unconsciously: If I were in the world, how would I choose? The thinking it triggers is particularly valuable amid the impact of fast food culture.

The first recommendation vote is for myself. Writing lies in constant communication, so that more inspiration can come out. If any readers have any suggestions, you might as well share them and we can discuss them together.

I got a red envelope on the hour. I read the first two chapters in three minutes. It has a strong flavor of martial arts novels. Not bad. Come on.

A sword is like a rainbow, pouring down the world, and a long song sighs at the gate of heaven.

Great book, top of the list

I was attracted by the title of the book and decided to collect it!

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When writing about traditional martial arts, I recommend Jin Yong first, followed by Gu Long and Xiao Yi. The books of the three have very distinctive characteristics (not detailed here) and are very interesting to read. But traditional martial arts has one biggest problem: it's wordy. It is understandable that wordiness is used to seduce readers at critical moments in the development of the plot, but in many cases it is the author's use of the topic to fill the story. Today's Internet age is very fast-paced, and people are no longer used to slow-paced preludes to long speeches. Personally, I think Gu Long's description of the scene can be used as a reference. I think traditional martial arts can regain its glory today, that is, it must adapt to the characteristics of modern society: relaxed, lively, not wordy (can be funny, can be profound, can be beautiful, etc.), And then add the author's own characteristics. Sorry, I haven't seen any outstanding works so far. Time and environment are reserved for those who are prepared. The question is, are you ready? !

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The description of this second son of Tang Dynasty is quite special, giving people a real feeling.

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A few verbose words: If you don't like it, just think I didn't say it. The logic and completeness of the plot of this book are average, the description of the situation, the foreshadowing language are good, and the expression is fluent, but these are not enough. Your story is not exciting, and the specific content and direction are not coherent, detailed and empty. Also, what you write is not traditional martial arts. You want to imitate traditional martial arts, but what you write is basically Internet martial arts, and there are heavy traces of imitation. Key point: Is writing a book a job, a hobby or a pastime? Different paths, which way to go?