Book of the Dead

Although the pace is a little slow, it is undeniable that the quality of this book is very high. The ending of the protagonist is unpleasant. Shangguan Ru is the heroine that I like very much. In the end, she did not end up with the male protagonist. The male protagonist also persuaded her to travel around the world with her little fanboy who was obsessed with Shangguan Ru. This is the first point that is not pleasant. Although I also like Huo Yun as the female protagonist, it is really uncomfortable😖. Then there is the relationship between the male protagonist and Huo Yun. Until the end, there is no reason for it, which is very unhappy. At more than 1,000 chapters, Huo Yun still wanted to kill the male protagonist and avenge his first love. Although this first love was only together for about a month, although Huo Yun was not able to kill him in the end, and although Huo Yun had already fallen in love with the male protagonist and followed him for many years, he was really unhappy. After reading this book, I felt a lot unhappy. Shangguan Ru became an alcoholic, Huo Yun and Gu Shenwei didn't know why, and Miss Luo died. I feel quite depressed, so I can only vent by writing this book review. After venting, I thought of the title of the book "The Dead Man's Book". The Dead Man's Book is a martial arts book that makes people's hatred unforgettable. Because of the Dead Man's Book, Huo Yun and Gu Shenwei established trust, and also because of the Dead Man's Book, Huo Yun could not forget his first love, and Gu Shenwei was bent on revenge and did not pair up with Shangguan Ru. Finally, I was reminded of Jin Yong's classic martial arts films, in which none of the characters had a happy ending. Because of love, hatred, and grudges, too many people died, and many characters did not have a good ending and had regrets. Maybe this is Jianghu, this is martial arts, and it is a story that cannot be expressed in other novels. In the end, I can only say that I am very sorry for the ending.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Out of some aspects of the portrayal of the three protagonists in this book are too secretive, the most serious one is Shangguan Ru. When I first watched it, I didn't like Shangguan Ru either. I thought it was too much of a holy lady and didn't know the sufferings of the world. Only after watching it several times now do I realize that Shangguan Ru, like Gu He, is actually a victim of the Dajue Sword Sutra. I forgot which monk in the book said it (the characters of the monks in the book are so similar that it's hard to tell them apart) The Dajue Sword Sutra can kill people and save people, but there are many people who are possessed by demons and few people who are enlightened, so it is an unlucky thing. This sentence is actually the main theme throughout the entire book. Needless to say, killing people, but how to save people? In fact, it relies on solidifying people's inner emotions and making them become spiritual pillars. When it comes to Shangguan Hong's survival swordsmanship, it is easy to understand.        ，，， At the same time, why not Shangguan Ru? After the first chapter, the article mentioned many times that Shangguanru's world was collapsing. At that time, Shangguanru lost his friends and power, was confused and in urgent need of a spiritual support. At this time, she also practiced the theory of breaking attachment based on the Great Enlightenment Sword Sutra. From then on, doing good deeds solidified and became her spiritual pillar, just like hatred to Gu Shenwei. (But it shows that most of the content of this part is placed in the chapter where Gu enters Jinpeng Castle, which is indeed too late). So Shangguan Ru is also a victim of the Dajue Sword Sutra, and the ironic thing is that she feels that Gu is possessed by a demon, and she always wants Gu to get rid of hatred, but she doesn't realize that she has also fallen into the demonic barrier called "doing good". (This feeling of being possessed without knowing it is quite exhilarating.) In the grassland chapter, Gu realized in the tomb of King Khan that the sword is just a wooden boat, and he can give up after crossing the sea of ​​suffering. This actually also applies to emotions. When people are confused and desperate, they really need a spiritual pillar. The Dajue Sword Sutra solidifies emotions into spiritual pillars, which can help people overcome the current difficulties. But isn't this spiritual pillar itself also a canoe? People need spiritual support, but they have to build it themselves. The Dajue Sword Sutra builds a single and deformed support for people. If the heart is occupied by one emotion for a long time, it can easily become extreme. The Dutch Girl is an example. Therefore, after passing through the sea of ​​suffering, the pillars should be removed and rebuilt, but how difficult this is. Therefore, as its name suggests, the Great Enlightenment Sword Sutra cannot be used correctly by those who are not Great Enlightenment. The technique of the Dajue Sword Sutra is indeed very well designed. It is not easy to write a political plot about hegemony and hegemony in a martial arts novel. It is even more difficult to maintain a strong presence of martial arts in such a plot. I have read all the last few books by Bing Da. Each book has its own highlights and is highly recommended. But my personal favorite is the Sutra of the Dead, and the Sutra of the Great Enlightenment Sword is also my favorite design.        ，

Don't be involved in the protagonist, read this book with the mentality of a bystander. Haha, there are always people who are obsessed with cuckold abusers. You don't know how much wonderful works you have missed. It is only suitable for reading mindless and cool articles. This book is well written and the early stage is very interesting. The writing of the 10 kings in the mid-term Beiting Hegemony chapter is too confusing and the plot collapses, which is inappropriate. The author was too obsessed with conspiracy and conspiracy, but fell behind. I just finished reading the penultimate volume. It was very interesting and soul-stirring. Everyone died in their proper way. Hopefully the last volume will be equally exciting. In order to see the uncensored content, I specifically looked at the dao board. Come to reward and express your feelings.

I liked it so much, it was so good that I regretted reading this book. This is the second time I have felt this way while reading an online article. It is also the rare online article that I read without feeling empty, wasteful and regretful. After watching the ending, I was affected by a sense of loss and an unexplainable feeling, like a sea of ​​mist surrounding an isolated island.

It took me several months to finally finish reading it. Although I enjoyed it, I was also very tired because of the high density of information and the length. As for those who say it's not fun, I don't know if it's fun for them only if the protagonist is so good that he pretends to be a bitch everywhere, slaps girls in the face, and acts like a domineering king. Anyway, because of the foreshadowing and reversal throughout the book, I was basically enjoying myself from beginning to end while reading it. To be fair, I don't want to praise a book too highly. Because the world is so big, there are always many good books that you haven't read and you don't know that they exist. Therefore, in Internet articles, there are always people who praise a certain book as unsurpassed, but there is nothing comparable to it. In fact, it seems quite superficial. However, I have to say that this book is really too strong. Generally speaking, most of the so-called masterpieces of online literature have one or more distinctive characters. In terms of plot, only some of them are called masterpieces. The other parts of the plot may be mediocre or even poor. Some of the plots may be mediocre or even poor. Some may be born at a suitable time and have no characters or plots. The writing is also poor. It's not very good, but just because it preempted a genre or created a routine, it was casually put on the altar. I remember the most outrageous so-called masterpiece classic I have ever seen. It had no direct story, plot, logic, self-consistency, knowledge, etc. Even the author himself directly stated in the text that he deliberately did not tell the story seriously and wrote randomly. As a result, it is still praised by others. After summarizing most of the so-called masterpiece classics, looking back at this book, it can be said that every character is very distinct, has its own value and role, and unlike those books that label the characters with fixed attributes, all the characters here will change themselves as the environment changes. In terms of plot, almost every detail in the entire book is useful. The author's writing style can be said to be extremely strong. While ensuring that the language is refined and the writing is smooth, the rendering and description of the scenes and atmosphere are also very good. In terms of concept, this book abandons the conventional theory of good and evil, and uses the logical chain of interests formed by the general environment to determine the values ​​​​of each character, thereby expressing the core of the spirit. However, for a book of such high quality, it is a pity that it can only be considered unpopular so far. There are not many places recommending it on the Internet, and few people around it know about it. The reason is mainly because most people nowadays like to watch relaxed, cheerful and passionate genres, and this style of writing tends to be depressing and digs too deep into the reality. In addition, one of the heroines, He Nu, is not a chu, the martial arts secrets are freely shared with others, and the treatment of the queen's emotional line in the second volume is relatively discouraging. These reasons have led to the unpopularity of this book. But let me talk about my personal preference here. If this book ends in the first volume, it would be the best in terms of artistic conception, but the quality of the subsequent volumes does not decline as much as some people say. The main reason is that after the second volume, there are more story lines of other characters to advance, unlike the first volume which only focuses on the protagonist's perspective. The story line is pushed through the corners, which makes it difficult for those who read it at a glance, but if you really read it word by word without skipping, the content of the story is not difficult to understand. Probably because I have obsessive-compulsive disorder, I am used to this way of reading word by word or even repeated words, so I don't feel that there is anything confusing. Also, some people said that the fight for hegemony was broken, but people cannot be perfect. It is precisely because the protagonist cannot do everything, so Fang Wen is here to be a strategist and recruit a group of people to do things for him. When you think about it, there is actually no problem. In addition, after the second volume, I have been eagerly waiting for the moment when the protagonist pushes Shangguan Ru into this bloody romance drama, and even made up Shangguan Ru's brain as Ninomiya Mei. Of course, please don't have any party disputes here. However, the part about the plot about the Dutch girl is indeed not handled very well, but the most obvious problem is that the meaning of Nie Zeng killing the Dutch girl at the end is not very clear. Even if it is left blank, it still feels too confusing. Except for the dozens of chapters in the last volume that are really not as good as the previous ones, there are actually no big problems in the other volumes. It stands to reason that it will be over after the death of the Emperor of the Central Plains. As for the battles in the arena and the fate of other characters, it can be explained in a few chapters at most. There is no need to write dozens of more chapters. As for the result of dozens of extra chapters, not only is the meaning of the killing of the Dutch girl confusing, but also the transformation of Shangguan Shou from being gay to falling in love with a guy who looks neither male nor female also feels very abrupt, so the last few dozen chapters are probably due to the author's inversion addiction and finally couldn't stop. Generally speaking, this is a pity book. The martial arts theme has become lonely nowadays. In addition, the environment of online literature determines that it cannot become popular. Moreover, due to the requirements for online articles to be updated, most authors have to ensure that they cannot stop updating if they want to be popular. This book is also due to the In order to maintain daily updates, some parts cannot be made more detailed, which makes it a little embarrassing. If the author can polish it more carefully and fix the typos and omissions, then this whole book can be said to be at the level of serious literature. However, even at the current level, it is already very rare. A book of this quality may not be published by the entire online literature industry for several years. Depending on the author's literary skills, he can just write serious literature directly, but writing online articles is a bit wasteful. Finally, because I am also a newcomer who has just started, sometimes after reading some books by great masters, I will summarize the pros and cons and find out what is worth learning from. Therefore, let me shamelessly recommend "Silent Hunter" here. The genre is also a non-mainstream niche subject, and the quality cannot and cannot be compared with Bingda. However, I still hope that all fellow Taoists will come and complain.

"Revenge is one of the most legitimate rights in the world." Chen Pingyuan once discussed the plot routines of ancient and modern martial arts novels in his "Eternal Dreams of Literati and Knights". He pointed out that - due to the short length of Tang Dynasty legends, the plot has no fixed main line and is all determined by the author's thoughts; Qing chivalry novels promote justice, and the main line of the story is mostly chivalrous chivalry, hoeing the strong and supporting the weak; while the stories of modern martial arts novels have not lost the core of chivalry, but the clue to promote the development of the plot has often become revenge. Revenge is undoubtedly more advantageous in creating plot conflicts than simply doing chivalry or repaying a favor. A chivalrous person must wait for "unfair events" to appear, but revenge requires taking the initiative; a chivalrous person acts upright and fair, without any worries, but the process of revenge is full of risks, like walking on thin ice; the result of a chivalrous act is the declaration of justice and the completion of the task of the "tool man", but the result of revenge is the catharsis of emotions and a personal declaration of existence. The flame of hatred can only be extinguished by the blood of the enemy, but when the fire of hatred is extinguished, another, or even more, fire of hatred will rise. This is the paradox of Buddhism: "When will the injustice be repaid?" The fire of hatred will spread forever. Jin Yong tried to use "impermanence" to resolve hatred in his "Dragon and the Eight Parts", and attributed all blood feuds to the fate of impermanence. Since there is no specific target for revenge, revenge is meaningless. "The Dead Man's Book" is different. It doesn't even try to resolve hatred. It pushes hatred to the extreme - blood debts must be paid with blood, and cutting off the grass must eliminate the roots. Do good deeds not for fame but for fame; fame does not come with benefit but benefit comes in time; benefit does not come with time but fight for it. Therefore, a gentleman must be cautious in doing good. This is from Yang Zhu's famous saying, which is the source of the protagonist's name. Gu Shenwei foreshadowed his fate from the beginning. The root cause of Gu Shenwei's blood feud was just the momentary anger of the big shot. Strictly speaking, he didn't even have any grudge against Gu Shenwei. This is the unpredictability of the human heart and the impermanence described by Jin Yong. In fact, even Jin Yong did not really resolve his hatred, and Qiao Feng's hatred was finally paid for with blood - his own blood. Hatred is like this after all - it can be controlled, but it can never be forgotten. But if your enemy is fate, your road to revenge seems hopeless, and your enemy seems to never be found, can you go on and strike at fate? In the process of revenge, in order to achieve his goal, he did many things that had nothing to do with revenge or even went against his true intentions, and once deviated from revenge. Time has even diluted his hatred, and he can no longer remember the faces of his relatives. Continue to take revenge and continue to do things that go against your heart. Even if the revenge is successful, your loved ones will not come back from the dead. What is the meaning of all this? It's meaningless. Not only does Gu Shenwei's path to revenge seem like this, but his hatred itself seems to be like this too. But he has injustice in his heart! Why did all his relatives die tragically? Why did he endure humiliation and live an ignoble life for six years? Jin Yong saw the meaninglessness of hatred itself and chose forgiveness and detachment. Gu Shenwei also saw the meaninglessness of hatred, but he chose revenge. He uses revenge to give meaning to this hatred. This is his answer to the meaning of his own destiny. Gu Shenwei, who had been dormant for twelve years, swung this sword to question this meaningless fate and meaningless life! When the emperor is angry, millions of corpses will be laid down; when an ordinary man is angry, blood will be splashed five steps away! This is the purest emotional catharsis and the most heroic struggle against fate. Perhaps even the answer itself is meaningless, but that is no longer important. Gu Shenwei answered with the knife in his hand. This is where human dignity lies.

How should I put it? I read it once at home during the epidemic in 2020 and couldn't stand it after reading about 300 chapters. Or maybe I felt uncomfortable when the Dutch girl was forced to lose her virginity in order to survive. But I read it again this year and finished the book. The first volume is really well written. The protagonist is surrounded by crises, and the various responses, resourcefulness, and changes in this situation ( Master Tie's teachings, Zhang Ji's teachings, Zhong Heng's teachings) and the entanglements with the main characters in the book are all very well written. The writing style is also worthy of appreciation and can be said to be the pinnacle of the whole book. I also like the stories in the second volume and beyond, but it doesn't have the same feeling as the first volume. I understand that because of the sense of control of the protagonist, although the author writes the conspiracy It's very sophisticated, but there are too many characters, the protagonist group has more and more people, and the things they face are becoming more and more complicated. The protagonist is not Shuangwen and has no ability to control everything, so there are constant changes in the planning process. It is this sense of complexity that makes me unable to continue. There are too many conspiracies, the mind is too complicated, and a large number of secondary characters have divided the main contradiction, making Things progressed very slowly, giving people the feeling of being stuck in a quagmire. In contrast, I focused on the love and hatred between the protagonist and Shangguan Ruhe. The description is much less than the conspiracy, but it is the essence of the book. Conspiracy has never been the main part of life, but love is. The less it is described and the ambiguity, the more people can't put it down, because it is so rare. Thanks to the author for creating this story, the ups and downs of love are the most touching.

He Nu has always liked Xiao Gu, and she likes her for no secular reason. Shangguan Ru's love for Xiao Gu is more like an ordinary woman's love. Therefore, it is easier to bring Shangguan Ru to see the relationship between the two. This is what normal love looks like in the world. The daughter of an enemy falls in love with a young talent who comes for revenge. It is a bit bloody, but everyone can understand it. He Nu's love for Xiao Gu is full of contradictions. Xiao Gu is not even her first love. He Nu's first love was given to a ridiculous person, and it also brought her hatred that can be said to be the ultimate obstacle to Xiao Gu. She transcended the distinction between love and hate in the world and fell in love with the person she always hated in her heart. On the cliff of Jinpengbao, the Dutch girl finally expressed her feelings to Huannu. In my opinion, she is even more desperate than Huannu. She wants to kill the person she loves because of her solidified hatred, but this person has also been slow to respond to her love. Shangguan Ru has a choice, but Xiao Gu and He Nu have no choice. Love it or hate it. Xiao Gu and He Nv transcend the human world and are a community of life.

This is the best martial arts novel I have ever read. It is no worse than Jin Yong. It is very close to reality. If you are reading cool novels, you can skip it. If you are reading sweet love, you can also skip it. It is not suitable for young and innocent children.

The only bright spot in the book is the protagonist's leap of faith in the first volume. The rest of the book is like an old woman's foot wrap, smelly and long. It's strange that I thought it looked good when I first read it a few years ago. The only two books this author can read are "The Boy Emperor" and "The Monster of the Ming Dynasty?"

After reading it, it is a good book. The author put a lot of effort into writing it and you can read it. As for those "defenders" who can't stand it, no one forces you to read it, and there is no need to react so fiercely. Let's give the online article a different face.

I was attracted by the plot and wits in the introduction, but... I didn't read much about the intelligence, and the strategy wasn't exciting either. The introduction was replaced by struggle for survival, darkness, revenge, and counterattack! It is better to attract people who like this kind of book. In terms of Machiavellian wits, it is not even half as good as Daojun. I can only say that the protagonist is much better than ordinary people, but it has nothing to do with wits. I suggest you study with Chu Xuan for two and a half years and then come back. It will definitely be exciting!

Concise and powerful. There are no overly cumbersome descriptions or long-winded dialogues, but the things to be portrayed are deeply rooted in people's hearts. This alone has already defeated 99% of the current online articles. The plot advances very quickly and in an orderly manner, which makes people accustomed to the pace of online writing at a loss. I was a little uncomfortable when I first started watching it. . . Overall, it is a very good book. Although the author himself said that it is a dark book, it does not go dark for the sake of being dark, and there are no embarrassing passages. Instead, it subtly changes the minds of the protagonist and even the readers. Martial arts are immortal!

I watched the Sutra of Dead People one after another for a long time. I started staying up late to read it in high school. I stayed up late just because I couldn't stop reading it. I remember one night after reading the first volume, I stopped reading it when I saw the metaphor of Gu Shenwei becoming the Dragon King. High school is also very demanding. I still remember the shock I felt after reading that volume. The small foreshadowing left before ended with the consequences. In the end, the boy sat on the red-topped roc and disappeared. The second volume begins with a bigger strategy, to fight for hegemony and destroy Jinpeng Castle. The second and third volumes were when I started to pick them up again in my sophomore year. The life experience and hatred of the protagonist in the third volume will make you see a sense of absurdity and bizarreness. Hatred is the biggest factor in the whole book. There are all kinds of hatred. The author said that hatred can either be resolved or eradicated, and eradication is the protagonist's choice all the time and is the main line. The other line is divine will, which has some philosophical meaning, starting from the Dragon King and the red-crested roc, as well as the death of the sharp-faced boy Yaonu and the hatred between He Nu and Gu Shenwei. I think the author's writing style is also very good, very concise but not simple. This way of writing really makes me admire. Not to mention strategies and strategies. In terms of character creation, every one of them impressed me deeply. You may fall in love with every person in the book. Some of them are affectionate and some are interesting. Everyone is extremely vivid and has their own choices and values. You may also hate them, they are vicious, they kill people without caring whether they are good or bad, they focus on profit, and they are full of deceit. Their deaths are either ordinary or shocking, and will always make you sigh. There are two villains I once loved. The timid Ninth Young Master Shangguan Fei has a passionate affection for Nangong Huai. The murderous old man Mu talks very interestingly and has insights, which always makes me laugh and make me think.... There are more flesh-and-blood characters and wonderful stories, which open my eyes. The author's views on some things have risen to a philosophical level and gave me thinking. Good and evil, representing the debate between Mu LaoTou and the Four Truths Jialan, impacted my boundaries of good and evil. . "The Book of Dead Man" is a novel that has stayed with me for so long. The impact and shock it brings to me every night I read it will make me unable to forget it in the days to come. The bond with the author Binglin Shenxia starts from it. My language is so crude that I cannot describe this novel. The author said that the more vague something is, the easier it is to describe it. If it is refined to a certain extent, it will exceed the cage of language. The more you describe it, the farther away you are from the truth. Let's stop here, the rest of the feeling needs to be digested slowly.

It is rare to find novels of this type in online literature. In recent years, with the development of the Internet, various styles of online novels have emerged one after another, such as unlimited flow, system flow, waste wood flow, etc., With novel character settings, fast plot rhythm, and exciting twists that can fully let people vent their emotions. Everyone was quickly attracted to it. When we looked back, we found that the era of martial arts novels is gone forever. "The Book of the Dead" is not a classic traditional martial arts novel. More than half of the plot in the novel is focused on strategy and hegemony, but I think in the era of online literature, it is definitely one of the few good martial arts novels. The novel describes a bleak and dark rivers and lakes, where the wind and rain are like darkness, and wolves rule. For a little benefit, people can betray others without hesitation. As the article says, betrayal is normal, and loyalty is rare. I like the protagonist Gu Shenwei very much. He had the same tragic beginning as many other protagonists. When he was fourteen, his whole family was wiped out by a murderer. He escaped by chance, but what awaited him was not a master teaching his skills or a magic weapon descending from the sky. Gu Shenwei was sold into slavery, and he was still in the house of his enemy, surrounded by a group of intrigues. From then on, his life was like walking on thin ice, but He not only wanted to survive, but also to seek revenge, so he could only try his best to climb up and become more cunning and ruthless than others. The experiences of several narrow escapes seemed to tell him that God's will was guiding him. Finally one day, God's will brought him an opportunity for revenge - the "Dead Man's Book". It was precisely because of this "Dead Man's Book" that he would fall deeper and deeper into the abyss of hatred. Gu Shenwei has encountered countless conspiracies and intrigues, and has been betrayed by countless people. Life has long tempered him to be ruthless, but he still has a kind true self buried in his heart. He never killed innocent people indiscriminately, and even when faced with those who betrayed him, he would always show mercy. When he learned that the guard Lin Xiaoshan and Jiang, who was about to marry him, were in love, he chose to let them go. These kindnesses were like white lotus blooming in the swamp, beautiful and precious. What impressed me most in the whole text was the section where Gu Shenwei and Shangguan Ru were honest with each other on the mountain top. Shangguan Ru shouted to the sky, "My name is Shangguan Ru! His name is Gu Shenwei! Today, we fell in love!" For a moment, I suddenly wished that the story would stay at this moment forever. It's a pity that in such a worldly setting, the love between these two ill-fated people is just a sweet dream after all. After reading "The Book of the Dead", I couldn't help but sigh that the author Bing Linshenxia's writing style and conception are really great, and there is a faint elegance of Gulong in the lines. However, due to the limitations of the genre, "The Dead Man Book" still has many shortcomings, and the overly lengthy text and complicated characters also made the plot once complicated. However, the shortcomings are not concealed. "The Dead Man Book" is a novel worth savoring from any angle. Of course, different people have different preferences, and some people like things that others will hate. It is impossible for everyone to like "The Dead Man Book", but I still hope that more people who like it can discover this good novel.

It's been a long time since I read a martial arts novel. After watching the ending, I couldn't help but go back and rewatch "Border Town Prodigal Son". The author's writing style is very ancient, and the ending is also very ancient. Even the concept of still believing in the beauty of human nature in the dark age is also very ancient. The writing is first-class, and the main characters' images come to life vividly on the page. The Sutra of the Dead, Book of No Ways, Mystery of Dawn, Illusion, Buddhism, and the Central Plains sect, the martial arts setting with the Western Region as the background is refreshing. Both the first volume and the last volume are very exciting. The pace of the middle part is slow, and it feels like less important pages could be deleted (especially the war part), but the flaws are not concealed. The complex and changeable character relationships, and the various reversals of the plot design are all eye-catching. The emotional description is also relatively delicate, allowing people to get a moment of peace under the depressing and dark theme of revenge. The shortcomings are also obvious. War is like child's play. The author obviously doesn't know how to write war scenes. It's better not to write at all. The ending of the Western Region chapter is a bit hasty, especially since there are so many decisive battles set up, and there is not even a decent fight. It is not as interesting as the several battles in the Central Plains chapter at the end. There are too many reversals in the plot, and I felt a bit tired of aesthetics in the later stage. Many people criticized the last volume as not being good, but I really liked the ending. This volume can be taken out independently as a short extra story, with many interesting new characters, and it also recycles the foreshadowing laid out in so many previous volumes very well, and also explains the confusion left by the hasty ending of the Western Region chapter. The ending with a farewell to Shangguan Ru can be said to be the finishing touch, or it might as well be said to be like Gu Long. Every time I read Gu Long's novels, I feel the same way - emotion, relief, a little bit of regret, but it also makes people feel full of hope and unfulfilled meaning. How many years have you not seen this Gulong-style martial arts aesthetic? Maybe you will never find another martial arts book like this in online literature. Maybe this is the last martial arts book, which is fine.

This book is considered buried. I can't say how good it is, but at least it is much better than those books written by some great god for the mentally retarded.

This book is basically the Legend of Zhen Huan with a martial arts theme, with a lot of character dialogue and detailed descriptions. The martial arts system is like that of Gu Long. It is very hard-core and emphasizes speed but there are few fighting scenes It is difficult for a male video reader like me who adapts to fast pace to read. This is the first time I feel sleepy after reading a martial arts novel But then again, books without system and cheats are rare.

It is really the pinnacle of the dark martial arts world in recent years.

The beginning is shocking, but after the first volume, it becomes more and more confusing and boring. There are so many descriptions of each supporting character, and there is no priority. The latter part feels a bit pretentious, and the last two volumes are inexplicable and end hastily.

The soul ascends to the nine heavens, the soul falls to the nine abyss, the living are miserable, and the dead are peaceful; A unique book, a masterpiece of a generation, famous for centuries, and famous throughout the ages.

If you have finished Jin Guliang and Huang Wenlin and are still looking for a work with a strong martial arts flavor, then this "Book of the Dead" will probably meet your needs. This is a sharp book. You may want to give up after reading the title, but after reading the first volume, you will say "fuck". Here are family exterminations, revenge, cliff falls, adventures, and "divine eagles"... The penultimate paragraph of the last chapter of the first volume is particularly impressive, and can be called a famous scene of apotheosis! People can't help but think of the shocking scene in "Shattered Void" in which the male protagonist passes an eagle and a horse on the edge of the cliff and flies away into the broken void.

Can this Fang Wen be a military advisor? I really can't see what his talents are? A slightly wider field of view than civilians? I haven't seen him solve any problems yet. The protagonist just heard himself say that he could do it, and then went to find him and reuse him. It was really 6 ratios. The first volume is pretty good.

Yes, it was a bit depressing to read, but it is indeed a good book.

In fact, I feel that the writing of the Central Plains chapter is quite rough, it is not long, and there is a bit of a Riddler at the end. This story has been an irreconcilable tragedy from the beginning. No matter what, everyone has inner persistence and what they want to protect the most. It is really difficult to have a good ending. After reading it, I still have a lot of emotions. This book is one of the few martial arts novels I have come across, but I think it is really good. Maybe this is Jianghu, full of love and hate, full of killing and hatred, and woven into treacherous stories by absurd accidents. Reading is also looking for my own shadow. Many of the past stories have been forgotten, but the mood while reading may still be recalled after a few years and cannot be forgotten.

The author's writing style is very good, and there are some writing methods that I think are very powerful... I would never be able to come up with it if I wrote it myself. The character creation is also very delicate. Basically, the characters written by Hua Mo have their own endings, but I think some people can have a good ending 😅, such as the old Zhang who watched the horse, there is no need to write it to death. The first volume was very frustrating to read... The life of the protagonist was too difficult, and there were too many plot twists, but the relationship between the protagonists was well written. For example, the relationship between the male protagonist and Guan Ru and He Nu is not only love but also mixed with many other emotions. The vague ambiguity is very good... But in the second volume, I don't know why the supporting characters feel that the relationship between the male protagonist and Ru and He is already obvious. And at the beginning of the difficult mode in the first volume, life was too dark, and people died at every turn, but in the second volume, the slightly lighter plot felt abnormal... For example, Tie Linglong and the others ran to the castle privately. According to the difficulty setting of the first volume, they were not allowed to directly return the two heads of the male protagonist, but nothing happened to them. In addition, according to the hatred between the male protagonist and the official family in the first volume, even if the male protagonist does not kill Shangguan Fei because of Shangguan Ru, he can still find an opportunity to kill Fei and Hong, so that they will not come out to make trouble from time to time. There is also Old Man Mu, who created the setting of a murderous and cruel demon for a long time, but he was not killed immediately, and he ran away... Some settings are a bit abrupt. You want to say that He Nu is okay for Xue Niang, but it turns out that He Nu is for Yao Nu. In addition, I couldn't help but read the spoilers. The male protagonist's journey of revenge turns out that he is neither surnamed Gu nor a child of the royal family... It's just too miserable.

I don't believe it. In the end, the second volume is about the Dragon King fighting for hegemony. It's meaningless for the Stone King and Queen to be so stubborn.

The Dragon King is almost the worst kind of monarch. It is correct to stop fighting for hegemony and focus more on the arena. You can read The Prince for comparison.

Hey, let me tell you my own understanding. Maybe readers have different cultural levels, so they have different perceptions of the book. I think the creation process of this book was quite difficult, especially the intertwining of conspiracy and emotional lines, which definitely required a lot of hard work. If you are here to see the protagonist practice martial arts, upgrade, destroy everything and gain love, then you may be disappointed, but I did see the thoughts that the author always wanted to express from this book. To borrow a reader's words, if you can learn principles from an online article, this book is already outstanding. I still hope that readers who like martial arts will not miss this book.

Unexpectedly, after reading the book at Qidian for almost 20 years, I actually only read "The Book of the Dead" in 2023. The style is close to Gu Long. It is a must-read for martial arts lovers!