In the early days of the Republic of China, the Na family was wiped out by Hu, and the eight-year-old boy Na Yongqing escaped by chance. He changed his name to Liu Rufei and sneaked into the bandit's nest to seek revenge. He later became an officer in the Fengjun Army. During the "September 18th" Incident, he fought against the Japanese aggressors. The country hated the family and the family, and he had strong ambitions. At different times, he developed poignant love with three women.
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Beautiful, great content!
It is very well written, with outstanding emotions, profound text, and detailed knowledge of martial arts.
This book is so wonderfully written that it could be made into a TV series. You must read it👍
Well written, work hard
Very readable/Li Shi and Shen Chang's documentary novel/Very attractive