Good-looking martial arts novels, full text recommendation.

Moonless Indus is a pioneering work of innovative martial arts, realism and dark martial arts, and few works surpass it are seen. Although the writing is average, the content is excellent. Many people think it is beyond the level of the shrine. My only regret is that the protagonist has not always maintained a simple yearning and pursuit of beauty like Don Quixote. That will approach an ordinary person, and the contradiction of the soul is the foundation of human progress. If I do this, it will be 1 of all the novels I have read, even if the writing is not excellent enough.

"Kunlun", phoenix song is the best among the new generation of martial arts writers. Kunlun is atmospheric enough and original enough for martial arts, and it is a first-class work. His other works are all good.

Even the novels of Ji Cheng and Jin Yong have not been paid enough attention, but I think it is the most profound of all his novels. It is no longer a fairy tale, but what is powerful is that it retains a beautiful side.

The Romance of the Dragon and Snake, a first-class work about martial arts, is knowledgeable, but it is not a martial arts, but more of a real martial arts.

"Hero", some people may think it is cruel, but indomitable righteousness is the soul. The four protagonists are the only martial arts I have ever seen, each of which is very distinctive, cool, smart and so on. I didn't finish reading the last volume. It feels perfect enough, and when the contradiction is solved, it is no longer a conflict.

Coupled with Giddens Ko's "The Life Hunter", innovation is the first, passion is the second, all kinds of cool, a little comic flavor, vivid characters. But although it is full of chivalry, it should not be considered as martial arts.