It should be called thirteen Pacific insurance. Although the title is vulgar, the content is definitely top grade. The works get rid of the rigidity in martial arts, fully respect people's intelligence, open structure, ups and downs of the plot, and the artistic conception are also exposed, which is quite like the wind of Gu Long. I don't know if I fell in love with this book because I liked Gu Long first, or if I liked Gu Long because of this book. In short, the hero's personality is something I once admired, self-confident, tolerant and informal, and he can also be regarded as a temperament middleman. What I can still remember is a gamble between the protagonist in the book and the "Flower Monk". The process is a battle of wits, wonderful and unusual; The ending is more favorable to readers-casinos have no winners, and gamblers have no winners. No matter what kind of gambling, gambling is not only a win or lose on the scene, but more importantly, a contest between strength and will behind it. People see the winners who put all their eggs in one basket, but no longer pay attention to those losers who can never turn over. Life is so interesting: you can experience the gambler psychology of life, but you can never be a gambler in a casino. There is also a book-I think it is one of the most classic martial arts works, but I don't know if it should be called a book. Because I have seen several versions with different titles and characters' names, but the content is still similar: a child who lived in wolves since childhood was later discovered and adopted by a martial arts tycoon. Unfortunately, the martial arts tycoon was murdered soon, and the wolf boy embarked on his revenge. The text is quite concise, but full of tension. The story is even more ingenious, from the wonderful relationship between animals, the contradictory relationship between people and animals, to the complex relationship between people. The author's rich imagination can definitely make people scream! Until now, I still can't and don't want to believe that those stories are fiction.