Cang Yue · Jing · Po Jun

Author: Cang Yue
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
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：This is a magnificent picture book. When you first encounter the setting of Cang Yue's "Mirror" series, it feels like stepping into a kaleidoscope. It's a world that may not be vast, but it's colorful, ever-changing, and a painting that can only be woven with broad knowledge as the warp and the meticulousness of a female author as the weft. Jiang Nan's review of "Mirror: Breaking the Army" makes one forget what color to describe it. If one must say, it is: as heavy and desolate as the Gobi Desert in Zhejiang Province, and the splendor and brilliance on the desert seem to be comparable only to the red thorn flowers. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet, who holds the colorful ribbons in the sky and dances? When the moon rises from the horizon of the sea and sky with a gentler and more majestic demeanor, it is certain that both you and I will be moved. In fact, the moon is inherently clear, which is why it can hold the colorful ribbons and dance in the sky.
Shen Yingying, netizen hot post: The world of Yunhuang is ever-changing and impermanent, brilliant and magnificent. Every time I finish reading, I silently wait, hoping the next chapter will come sooner.
Dragon Flying, Plum Fragrance: This is something I rarely see in other novels. There is no absolute boundary between right and wrong. Human affairs are just like fireworks, brilliant but fleeting. However, I still linger on Yunhuang, whether it is bloody or magnificent. The people of Kongling Valley are moving and emotional, just like Yunhuan, who has a strong desire to let out a loud roar after being suppressed for a long time. The root lies within oneself, and the trigger is your words. "How can a man be born before a woman is born, and a woman be born after a man is old." I eagerly await it.
Xuan Yue: The fantasy world in Cang Yue's works often features handsome and beautiful characters as if they have come from comics. Therefore, her martial world feels more like an unbelievable dream, magical and eerie, lingering and delicate.
Sheng Zhi: A woman's innate subtlety and sensitivity add a touch of tenderness to Cang Yue's martial arts. Her "love" includes family love, friendship, and love, as well as national grievances, family hatred, life and death, all hidden deep within the complex inner hearts of her characters. They are contradictory and sorrowful, ordinary yet real, thought-provoking.
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