The Hidden Knight of the Mid-Tang
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 喜欢传统武侠、偏文人笔法,不在意爽点的读者
- 对唐代历史、尤其是元和年间政治背景有兴趣的人
- 读过唐传奇、想找当代同类气质的武侠小说的读者
- 能接受较慢节奏、重视人物选择与世情描写的长篇读者
Not a good fit for
- 只追求快节奏打斗和升级爽感的读者
- 期待明确纸质出版物配套信息与校勘版本的读者
Reading tips
- 先读引子与第一、二回,感受作者的地理与时代铺垫,再进入江湖线,不易觉得慢
- 可随手查阅元和年间的藩镇、宦官背景,理解人物的处境选择会更容易
- 读完正文后再看附录《南游别记》《侠隐记》,两篇补足人物余韵、点出全书题旨
- 不必一次读完,按回目节奏每晚一两回,更贴近这类章回体武侠的味道
Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Gazing West from the Clouds, Chang'an's Affairs Unresolved
- Chapter 2: Idly Drinking Past Xinfeng, the Heart Lodged in Zhongnan
- Chapter 3: Cold Dew Falls on Plum Blossoms, Who Records the Jianghu
- Chapter 4: Life and Death Have Always Been Light, the Highest Play Their Part in the Game
- Chapter 5: Can Black and White Truly Be Divided, Which Child Should Then Be Cast Aside
- Chapter 6: Late Spring, Flowers That Are Not Flowers, How Could the Ruin of a Nation Be a Great Official
- Chapter 7: Deep in the Mountains There Is No Peach Blossom Spring, Fame and Rebirth Are the Burdens of a Lifetime
- Chapter 8: The Bright Moon Shines on the Qin Tower, a Lifetime's Meaning in Flute Music
- Chapter 9: Sword in Hand at the Eastern Gate, No Less Than a Child's Tears
- Chapter 10: You Are a Falconer, How Can You Bind My Wings
- Chapter 11: A Guest Met in Youth, Who Knows the Sound of Jade
- Chapter 12: Where the Western Hills Begin and End, Sword in Hand Without Leaving a Name
- Chapter 13: Beneath the Pines the Autumn Moon Shatters, Daring to Startle You and Yan
- Chapter 14: Heaven's Secrets May Still Be Divulged, Who Can Forge a Death Pact
- Chapter 15: Parting and Union Turn on Fixed Fate, No Way to Regret Too Much Feeling
- Chapter 16: From of Old the Road of the Fugitive, All Strive for Spirit and Loyalty
- Chapter 17: Having Traveled All Jiangnan's Meaning, Lingering Only for You
- Chapter 18: Overturning Is an Ordinary Matter, Who Balances the Ages
- Chapter 19: The Mountain Crashes, the Martyr Dies; the Hare Escapes, the Hound Is Cooked
- Chapter 20: The Vast Sea Has Its Successions, the Jianghu Is One Chessboard
- Appendix: Separate Records of the Southern Journey
- Appendix: Records of the Hidden Knight
FAQ
《中唐侠隐》有正式出版的纸质书吗?
这本书的历史背景是什么时期?
书名中的“侠隐”该如何理解?
全书篇幅大概多少,是否已完结?
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Liu Xiameng is the author's name in English. Currently, public information about this author is limited, and details such as nationality, dates of birth and death, and other personal particulars have not been clearly recorded. According to the available bibliographic information, only one work by Liu Xiameng, titled Reclusive Knights of the Mid-Tang, has been collected. It is categorized under premium fiction and wuxia fiction, which suggests that the author's writing leans toward the wuxia genre and may build its narrative on the historical setting of the mid-Tang period. Because more verifiable material is lacking, it is not yet possible to offer a systematic assessment of the author's full body of work, the evolution of their writing style, or their literary influence. On the basis of the existing clues, Reclusive Knights of the Mid-Tang is the main entry point for understanding this author, and readers may use it to sense how the author handles themes of history and chivalry. It is hoped that, as relevant materials are supplemented, Liu Xiameng's creative profile will emerge more clearly.