The Strange History of Xia

Name: The Strange History of Xia
Author: Baihua Jukuro

by Baihua Jukuro

ongoing Martial Arts Wuxia Fantasy Male Lead

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About This Novel

"The Strange History of Chivalry" is an epic novel with a martial arts background. It uses POV writing techniques and combines machinations, light martial arts, and low fantasy. The work mainly describes a series of interrelated sectarian struggles, games of various forces, power contests, battlefield battles and adventure travel stories that took place on an imaginary and fictional Chaojing Continent (Asia-Central Continent). The book is planned to be composed of three volumes, and the plots are integrated together to form a magnificent and complete picture. The story begins in the fifth year after the death of Emperor Wude, the founder of the Sun and Moon Dynasty (1403, the Wenshun period), when Emperor Wenshun ruled the Central Xia Continent. Although there were more than a dozen mature martial arts sects on the Zhongxia Continent at this time, more than 400 years had passed since the earliest martial arts era, and countless internal and light skills and techniques had been lost. Facing the seemingly peaceful new dynasty, the younger generations of martial arts gradually no longer pursued the original intention of their ancestors to practice martial arts, and began to fight openly and secretly for the resources of competing sects. The entire world ushered in a new era of turbulent undercurrents. After the Southern Shaolin clan was exterminated a hundred years ago, Jiang Enze, whose monastic name was Juecang, founded a new sect in the bay south of the Yangtze River - Yangtze River State, which made a living by transporting darts by water. Today, the Yangtze River State is taken over by the current leader Jiang Taihua. During a trip to transport important goods for the imperial court, all the river protection crew and the imperial cargo on the Sanhe Dam suffered a devastating attack. Jiang Taihua, the leader of the Yangtze River State, paid a heavy price for this...