The Legend of the Condor Heroes: Awakened to an Unfulfilled Longing, I Defy Heaven Even After Exile

He is the most insignificant castoff from Peach Blossom Island. In the original story, his name is mentioned only once, and he never even makes a proper appearance. After Huang Yaoshi breaks his left leg and expels him from the sect, Wu Mianfeng wakes up in a ruined house in Gushan County with only a six-year-old beggar boy named Aku and the half-dead Daoist Mo by his side.

But his mind holds the life experience of another soul, spanning more than forty years. Stranger still, a bamboo scroll titled "Unresolved Regrets" quietly awakens as he merges with his memories. Carved into it are poems about every regret from ancient times to the present that people have never been able to let go of.

When scum from the Beggars' Sect break into the ruined house, when the traffickers of Qingyu Temple set their sights on Aku, and when fate's malice once again bears down on the ten-year-old boy, Wu Mianfeng drags his broken leg and grips a handful of gravel. With Peach Blossom Island's basic Three-Wave Palm, he strikes hard enough to blind a grown martial artist.

After escaping danger, Wu Mianfeng soon discovers that the bamboo scroll is no mere ornament. Whenever he resolves an "unresolved regret" for someone else, he can draw power from it. And so he journeys from Gushan County to Gusu City, from castoff of Peach Blossom Island to the one presence beneath heaven and earth that leaves people with the deepest regrets.

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