Wulong Temple: A Complete Record of Laughs and Adventures in the Martial World

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Wulong Temple may look like an ordinary rundown shrine, but it is the most unusual place in the martial world. Its abbot, Liaochen, is greedy for food and money, yet always puts on airs of profundity. The eldest disciple, Shitou, has tremendous strength but not much sense. He can twirl a shoulder pole with surprising skill and has even mastered the "Pancake-Peddling Divine Palm." The second disciple, Douya, is small and nimble, with decent lightness skills, but is always tripping over himself. He dreams of becoming the "Greatest Thief in the Martial World," yet always ends up stealing useless things. Then there's Ahua, a servant who disguises herself as a man. She's a capable fighter, but her senior brothers keep dragging her into their messes and leaving her to clean them up.

The four masters and disciples of Wulong Temple rely on accidentally effective skills and their comically absurd antics to make their way through a martial world filled with flashing blades and swords, carving out a world of their own and writing a legendary tale that will leave readers rolling with laughter.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.