The Legend of the Qin Conqueror, Vol. 103
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A good fit for
- 读过黄易原著、想看图像化战国权谋的读者
- 喜欢硬派港漫画风与冷兵器打斗场面的漫画迷
- 对穿越、历史演义题材有长期兴趣的读者
- 正在成套收集80—90年代香港漫画的收藏者
Not a good fit for
- 希望从第1册开始完整读故事的入门读者
- 偏好清新柔和画风、轻剧情作品的读者
- 对暴力打斗与成人向描写较为敏感的读者
Reading tips
- 先确认手头版本的刊号与实际内容,再按顺序或主题跳跃阅读。
- 阅读时可对照黄易原著章节,体会漫画对权谋与战争场面的增补与删改。
- 单册篇幅有限,建议连续读若干册以体会长篇叙事的节奏铺陈。
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About the author
Wong Cho-keung (Huang Yi, 1952–2017) was a Hong Kong novelist of wuxia and fantasy fiction. He graduated from the Department of Fine Arts at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and served as assistant curator at the Hong Kong Museum of Art before retreating to Lantau Island in 1989 to devote himself to writing. His major works include A Step into the Past, The Twin of the Tang Dynasty, Shattered Void and Rain and Cloud, alongside long series such as The Legend of the Borderlands, Sun and Moon in the Sky, Interstellar Wanderer and the Ling Du Yu collection, with fourteen titles held in this catalog. Blending history, science fiction and martial arts, his writing expanded the boundaries of traditional wuxia through time travel, otherworldly settings and adventurous imagination, founding the “fantasy wuxia” school and deeply influencing Chinese-language web literature.