White Jade Tiger is one of Gu Long's most important classic works from his mature period. In this novel, he skillfully controls the plot and delves into the characters' inner conflicts: emotion and reason, duty and hatred... Between the avenger and his enemy, love and hate become hopelessly entangled, impossible to unravel, giving rise to a classic ending that countless people have passed down through the years. On the day Zhao Wuji, son of the chief of the martial world’s Dafeng Hall, is to be married, tragedy strikes when his father, Zhao Jian, is brutally killed. Dafeng Hall's enemy is the Tang Clan of Sichuan, famed for crafting ingenious hidden weapons. As Zhao Wuji searches for clues left behind by his father's killer, he discovers that all the evidence points to Shangguan Ren, the second-in-command. Shangguan Ren has already taken Zhao Jian's head and defected to the Tang Clan. Thus begins Zhao Wuji's path of revenge...
