Lu Xiaofeng and the Invisible Man

If it were not for the lost article serialized in Hong Kong's "Ming Pao", we would not know that the sixth legendary story of Lu Xiaofeng was not called "Feng Wu Nine Heavens", but should be "The Invisible Man"; if it were not for the old articles buried by the years to be sorted out and unearthed by caring people, we dare not imagine that after Lu Xiaofeng escaped from the unknown island and fought back from the Gongjiu ship, the whole story would have taken a completely different direction... However, too many mysteries remain unsolved. For example, why did "The Invisible Man" suddenly stop serializing in Ming Pao? In addition to the interpretation of "Feng Wu Nine Heavens" by the ghostwriter Mr. Xue Xingguo, are there any other possibilities for the "invisible man" design originally planned by Mr. Wang? More importantly, why does it feel like there is something "wrong" about the lost text that has been rediscovered? Perhaps, this half of "Lu Xiaofeng and the Invisible Man" is a worthy choice for Mr. Gu Long, whose genius died young, for the ancient fans who are thirsty for books, and for Lu Xiaofeng, who loves life and is extremely smart.