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武道狂之詩 #17
武道狂之詩 卷十七︰風捲山河
天下大亂。鐵血江河。『只為一己而戰者，永遠勝不了為別人戰鬥的人。』寧王朱宸濠謀劃叛變已久，廣招天下豪強勇士加盟，其中引來一干不凡人物，竟然令商承羽亦為之震撼！錢寧與江彬之間政爭加劇，寧王奪位的野心更成其中關鍵；形勢急變，朱宸濠面臨成敗抉擇，並即將改變所有人的命運……大亂猝至，王守仁遭遇人生最大危機與挑戰，贛江之上殺機處處，「破門六劍」等人為維護天下大義，拚死相護！狼派武俠劇第十七幕．風起雲動！
191 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 29, 2016
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喬靖夫
76 books14 followers喬靖夫，1969年香港出生，武俠電視劇、動漫畫與電玩遊戲養育長大的一代。
翻譯系畢業，1996年開始專職小說寫作，作品類型多變，包括動作幻想系列《吸血鬼獵人日誌》、暴力長篇史詩《殺禪》及驚悚偵探故事《誤宮大廈》等。
2008年推出長篇狼派武俠作品《武道狂之詩》大受注目，長期榮登香港暢銷書榜，其改編漫畫同時熱賣，且於2011年奪得中國最大型動漫獎項「金龍獎」之第八屆「最佳成人漫畫獎」。
多年來兼職流行樂填詞人，作品有盧巧音《深藍》、《風鈴》及《阿修羅樹海》；王菲《光之翼》；陳奕迅《早開的長途班》等。其中《深藍》獲2000年香港作曲家及作詞家協會（CASH）「最佳歌詞獎」。
武術愛好及研究者，修習菲律賓兵器術多年。2010、2012及2013年三度擔任香港電台電視部武術紀錄片《功夫傳奇》主持，親身探尋武術的根源奧秘。
「我的書，寫給世上所有酷愛自由的人。」這是他的寫作信條。
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「這部小說，我著力描寫武者那不屈的魂魄，期望這股奮發向上的正能量，能夠感染和提振人心。」──喬靖夫
喬靖夫暢銷長篇系列《武道狂之詩》，從經典武俠原點再出發，以獨特視角與筆法，創造出具凌厲狠勁，強悍而不孤的濃厚「狼派」風味，令人熱血奔騰！
翻譯系畢業，1996年開始專職小說寫作，作品類型多變，包括動作幻想系列《吸血鬼獵人日誌》、暴力長篇史詩《殺禪》及驚悚偵探故事《誤宮大廈》等。
2008年推出長篇狼派武俠作品《武道狂之詩》大受注目，長期榮登香港暢銷書榜，其改編漫畫同時熱賣，且於2011年奪得中國最大型動漫獎項「金龍獎」之第八屆「最佳成人漫畫獎」。
多年來兼職流行樂填詞人，作品有盧巧音《深藍》、《風鈴》及《阿修羅樹海》；王菲《光之翼》；陳奕迅《早開的長途班》等。其中《深藍》獲2000年香港作曲家及作詞家協會（CASH）「最佳歌詞獎」。
武術愛好及研究者，修習菲律賓兵器術多年。2010、2012及2013年三度擔任香港電台電視部武術紀錄片《功夫傳奇》主持，親身探尋武術的根源奧秘。
「我的書，寫給世上所有酷愛自由的人。」這是他的寫作信條。
網誌：jozev1969.blogspot.com
Facebook專頁：www.facebook.com/jozev.works
微博：weibo.com/jozev1969
電郵：jozev1969@yahoo.com.hk
「這部小說，我著力描寫武者那不屈的魂魄，期望這股奮發向上的正能量，能夠感染和提振人心。」──喬靖夫
喬靖夫暢銷長篇系列《武道狂之詩》，從經典武俠原點再出發，以獨特視角與筆法，創造出具凌厲狠勁，強悍而不孤的濃厚「狼派」風味，令人熱血奔騰！
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November 17, 2017
Review for volume one: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
We see the martial artists from the Wudong clan and the Exiled Swords of Six continue their struggles with themselves and their many foes in the vol. 17 of Blood and Steel (the novel series) by Qiao Jingfu.
This time the few surviving members of the Wudong clan finally reunited with their clan leader, who swore revenge against the Emperor who had destroyed Wudong out of a whim. But in order to avenge their fell brothers and rebuild the Wudong clan, the clan leader did the unthinkable: I think it isn't like him to make a decision like this.
Meanwhile, the Exiled Swords of Six gathered around Lord Wong, who swore to stop the Emperor's uncle from wielding war against the Emperor, because they all knew a coup and a civil war would only bring harm and misery to the helpless ordinary people.
Both groups of martial artists are searching for betterment of their art and empowerment, but when schemes, power struggle and greed were involved, swords would be crossed and blood would be shed.
I think this series has become pretty much character driven, I like how those main characters developed through the series, I also like how they slowly get a better understanding of themselves, their places in the world and their art.
There is a scene I especially like in this volume: a young swordwoman became 'inhuman' when she faced a powerful foe and slayed him. (well, it isn't unheard of for martial artists and warriors reaching the level of inhumanity in battle.)
I'm looking forward for the great battle to come.
PS: I still think the characters and some of the author's wording is way too modern, it isn't so filling with the Ming Dynasty backdrop.
Review for the vampire hunter novel series by the same author: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
'Lord Wong, are we going to win this war?'
'Who knows? But we must remember, more people will join us.'
We see the martial artists from the Wudong clan and the Exiled Swords of Six continue their struggles with themselves and their many foes in the vol. 17 of Blood and Steel (the novel series) by Qiao Jingfu.
This time the few surviving members of the Wudong clan finally reunited with their clan leader, who swore revenge against the Emperor who had destroyed Wudong out of a whim. But in order to avenge their fell brothers and rebuild the Wudong clan, the clan leader did the unthinkable: I think it isn't like him to make a decision like this.
Meanwhile, the Exiled Swords of Six gathered around Lord Wong, who swore to stop the Emperor's uncle from wielding war against the Emperor, because they all knew a coup and a civil war would only bring harm and misery to the helpless ordinary people.
Both groups of martial artists are searching for betterment of their art and empowerment, but when schemes, power struggle and greed were involved, swords would be crossed and blood would be shed.
I think this series has become pretty much character driven, I like how those main characters developed through the series, I also like how they slowly get a better understanding of themselves, their places in the world and their art.
There is a scene I especially like in this volume: a young swordwoman became 'inhuman' when she faced a powerful foe and slayed him. (well, it isn't unheard of for martial artists and warriors reaching the level of inhumanity in battle.)
I'm looking forward for the great battle to come.
PS: I still think the characters and some of the author's wording is way too modern, it isn't so filling with the Ming Dynasty backdrop.
Review for the vampire hunter novel series by the same author: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
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