A surprisingly bittersweet ending to the first Condors series, a lot of it is the same type of stuff from the last books but I felt the stakes did increase in this book, I'm pretty satisfied with how it concluded and will be picking up the next series when they get released.

This book continues the English translation of a series of martial arts novels that are super-popular in China. They deserve similar popularity everywhere else.

Every fan of martial arts movies and manga and martial arts themselves will absolutely love the action, the drama, the intensity. The series is a thrilling, heroic saga and I can't wait to read more.

A reasonably faithful adaptation. Some word is hard to translate, but i think it is still good!

I am now fluent in linguistic kung fu, and will verbally beat the shit out of anybody that comes close.

It's the forth and final book in the series. You know exactly what this books is about, and it's incredibly entertaining.

⭐⭐⭐⭐1/2

A great conclusion to the Legends of the Condor Heroes. I was frustrated for large portions of this book because of the heavy reliance on people jumping to conclusions and simple communication errors. Even more so when things would have been easy to clear up if only a character would bother to say the truth out loud.

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Guo Jing and Lotus's split was especially hard to swallow, knowing that he would clearly give up everything for her.

Regardless, things came around and we had a pretty satisfying ending, and a clear set up for the next generation. Now to wait for those books to finish being translated!

Fun read. Can be hard to remember all the twists, turns, and characters if you don't read this quickly after the last book.

Loved this series. A must read for fans of Wuxia.