Dashing Youth: A Record of Splendor

Name: Dashing Youth: A Record of Splendor
Author: That Year, My Hometown Had Chang'an

少年白马醉春风之风华录

by That Year, My Hometown Had Chang'an (那年故里有长安)

Status: Completed
Length: 189k Words
Genre: Martial Arts
Subgenre: Female-Channel Fanfiction
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Xiao Ruofeng, the seventh-ranked of the Eight Young Masters of Beili, is known as the Elegant Young Master. He is also the most outstanding prince in the Beili royal family and has been invested as Prince Langya. Liu Li Yue is the daughter of Liu Li De, the Ninth Commandery Prince, and the first female instructor at the Academy. Her parents and their many friends were all killed in a martial arts brawl in Yuyao County, Mingzhou. She was spared only because she was out playing. Xiao Ruofeng is ordered to investigate the case, and the two meet as a result. As they grow closer, Xiao Ruofeng learns from Liu Li Yue that there is another truth behind the case: it implicates many martial arts sects and may threaten the Beili Dynasty...

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