Detective Confused Series Wuxia Version - The Legend of Wu Wei

Author: Li Zhiwei
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The Confused Detective Series: Martial Arts Edition. Among children's literature writers, Li Zhiwei is one of the few versatile authors, much like the series of books we are facing. He can depict stories of the same protagonist in various genres such as novels, fairy tales, and science fiction. Although he effortlessly and casually moves between different genres, I believe he has never lost sight of the sanctity of literature or the strictness of his own creative attitude. He simply wants to infuse a spirit of play into his works, giving children genuine joy and true freedom. Perhaps he is too eager to express his literary ideals and literary beliefs, to the point where people don’t have time to consider the moral and social values beyond the lightness and humor of his works. Maybe because he is immersed in communicating and playing with children, or perhaps he is lost in the world of self-expression and self-creation, that he even neglects the pursuit of higher levels of refinement and precision. This oversight is just like children, too focused on playing, that they don’t notice the dust and mud on their bodies. This flaw is an endearing quality. His passion and inspiration leave him no time to rest, so immortal works are not his ideal; what matters to him is that children enjoy his works. However, he is absolutely not the type of writer who is stagnant, clinging to the old ways, or arrogant. Therefore, he won’t go down a single path to the end, nor will he squander his talent completely. Playfulness is the nature of children, and his obsession with computer games is even more childlike than that of children. He watches cartoons and is fond of science fiction, which aligns perfectly with the habits and interests of modern children. This love and habit attract a large number of readers, and the little ants on his website are the best proof. His works show meticulous and thoughtful care for children. This can be said to be the characteristic of all his works.