The Wolf in the Heavens

Name: The Wolf in the Heavens
Author: Shan Dou Ji Ning

天上之狼

by Shan Dou Ji Ning (山豆几宁)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 237k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Eastern Cultivation
Updated: 1y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

No transmigration, no System, no cultivation.

Traditional wuxia, true to its roots. I write for the love of it.

If it's not for you, don't read. We walk different paths, so let's leave each other in peace.

A boy grows into a middle-aged man,

a girl blossoms into a beautiful woman,

blades and spears meet swords,

the Wolf of Heaven travels alongside a beauty,

the feelings of adults

are just as hard to explain.

The martial world,

in today's terms, is society.

Without life's ups and downs to temper you,

how could heroes emerge in troubled times?

Harsh living conditions

can draw out people's potential

and bring forth many exceptionally gifted people.

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