Network Ranger

Author: Kunquanqiu
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: A hero must have roots. This book uses the philosophical root as the hidden thread and the wisdom root as the clear thread, placing the "Shenlong Gang" on the foundation of Chinese culture, giving the hero roots a broader origin. Among the Hundred Schools of Thought, Laozi's "Dao" theory is full of dialectical thinking and is still praised and studied by scholars at home and abroad. However, the heroes of the "Shenlong Gang" are cyber-heroes of the 21st century. They do not solely admire "Daoism" or yearn for the past; instead, they draw nourishment from the "ancient" and focus on the future. As for the wisdom thread, it is skillfully woven into the search for martial arts by the Xia family descendants, including martial arts, weapons, and formations. My analysis may seem overly "serious," but "lightness" is precisely the book's characteristic. Roots must be sought, secrets must be explored, treasures must be protected, and grievances must be avenged. The new generation of cyber-heroes face some of the ugliness in human nature, breaking free from the oppression of grievances and loyalty to the heart. With dialectical thinking, calmness, cleverness, and a free spirit, they deal with, leading readers into an optimistic, fresh, and enduring realm, because they see the future of heroes.