Kunlun.

Author: Feng Ge
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Liang Xiao rescues Liu Yingying, but at the same time, he finds himself in a dilemma with the two women who are deeply in love with him. To fulfill the of A Xue, Liang Xiao resolves to go to Ya Mountain to rescue the young emperor Zhao, where on the warship, Liang Xiao and his four companions face off against the skilled Mongol warriors Yun Shu and He Tuo Luo in a three-way struggle, full of excitement and danger. Amidst this shared journey, the relationship between Liang Xiao, Liu Yingying, and Hua Xiao Feng finally comes to light, bringing an end to their entanglement. Liang Xiao and his companions are led by a mysterious person to Dading, where they meet the monk Jiuru. It turns out that Jiuru has made a bet with the Imperial Tutor Baishi Ba. Suddenly, Shi Tianfeng arrives and engages in a fierce battle with Jiuru. In the chaos, Hua Xiao Feng and Zhao are secretly kidnapped, and Jiuru is injured. To fulfill the bet, Liang Xiao and Hua Sheng go to the Daxingtang Temple to confront Baishi Ba, while also learning about the whereabouts of Hua Xiao Feng and Zhao. After a fierce battle, they discover that it was all set up by someone else. Liang Xiao meets his mother Xiao Yuliang, but soon after, a battle with Xiao Qianxue leaves Xiao Yuliang severely injured and unable to recover. After completing his mourning period, Liang Xiao goes to the Tianji Palace to seek a marriage alliance, only to be designedly captured by the masters of the Tianji Palace and taken to Baizhangping to attend a summit. The heroes of the South vent their national hatred on Liang Xiao.
The publication of "Kunlun" is a landmark event in the world of martial arts literature in recent years. Several years later, when we look back at the New Wuxia of the 20th century on the mainland, we may compare "Kunlun" to the emergence of Jin Yong's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" in 1958.
—Han Yunbo
I have known Feng Ge for four years, and three of those years were spent watching him write "Kunlun."
—Cang Yue
Besides Jin Yong, my two favorite martial arts novels are Sun Xiao's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and Feng Ge's "Kunlun."
—Xiao Fei
Feng Ge's "Kunlun" is a martial arts novel highly recognized by traditional martial arts fans and has even been named a classic.
—China Reading News
Set against the historical backdrop of the late Southern Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty, "Kunlun" unfolds a magnificent martial arts world through the legendary journey of its protagonist, Liang Xiao. With a sprawling narrative of millions of words and hundreds of characters, the entire story is vibrant and dynamic, a masterpiece that rivals the prowess of Jin Yong. Full of vigor and immense scope—astronomy, geography, mechanisms, and military strategies—all are covered with precision, especially the use of ancient mathematics, which is nothing short of a stroke of genius, leaving one in awe.