It tells the story of the Huaishang hero Wang Daolong (the Eagle Claw King) who had a grudge against the Fengwei Clan and led the Huaiyang Sect and Huashan Sect and other chivalrous Taoist heroes to the Yandang Mountain Fenshuiguan Twelve Links Dock (the Fengwei Clan's chief helmsman) to pay homage to the mountain.
Reader comments
It's well written and well spoken. It's really a good book. After listening to Chen Lijun's storytelling, I really don't want to listen to other people's books. Those like Yuan Kuocheng are good. Even Li Ru and Duan Shaofang's Heroes of the Ming Dynasty are all good and can't be found.
True and objective, with substantial content
Good to listen to, lots of spoken words, distinctive
It's well written, well told, the story is lively, and the descriptions are real and touching. I like it very much.
It's well written and well spoken. It's really a good book. After listening to Chen Lijun's storytelling, I really don't want to listen to other people's books. Those like Yuan Kuocheng are good. Even Li Ru and Duan Shaofang's Heroes of the Ming Dynasty are all good and can't be found.
True and objective, with substantial content
Good to listen to, lots of spoken words, distinctive
It's well written, well told, the story is lively, and the descriptions are real and touching. I like it very much.