A screenwriter and director from Taiwan's film industry turned to writing wuxia novels and caused a sensation with his debut, The Amazing Yang Xiaoxie. His fresh, witty, and engaging style was a complete departure from the bloody, old-fashioned martial world, pioneering a humorous new branch of wuxia. Handsome and charming, with a resemblance to Andy Lau, he became an idol to young people, and his books outsold even the works of renowned authors like Gu Long.
Synopsis
When one's skill reaches a certain level, it can be projected outward and is called “wind” or “forceful wind.”
Force generated through pure strength and technique is called “force” or “forceful power.”
When forceful wind becomes strong enough to injure someone, it is called “qi force” or “forceful qi.”
When qi force becomes so deep that it keeps others at a distance and can injure them invisibly, it is called “gang” or “sha.”
