Raging Inferno

Synopsis:

A pure wuxia novel. From the start, the female lead is already max-level. The story centers on wuxia with an undercurrent of political intrigue, featuring jianghu adventures and a light ensemble cast. It is not a power fantasy. The male lead, Xi Da, specializes in mind control.

The jianghu story gets underway in Chapter Four! The first three chapters move too slowly, and I can’t revise them now. Please read a little further before deciding whether it suits your taste, QAQ.

Legend has it that there is an immortal sect in this world called Lihen Heaven. Once every sixty years, its disciples descend from the mountains for three years. Before returning, each one must wield her sword for the people.

This is a jianghu story, but it is more than that. In this same human world, the jianghu and the imperial court, the people’s livelihood and the nation’s fate, have never been things that can be neatly separated.

In the twenty-ninth year of the Jia’an era of the Great Jing dynasty, Qi Wansu, a disciple of Lihen Heaven, receives permission from her master, Immortal Master Lingwei, to leave the sect and enter the jianghu.

Her master gives her three years to avenge her family before she takes the Dao and binds her hair up.

And so a jianghu epic unfolds.

Part One: Entering the Mortal World: ongoing.

Part Two: Burning the Karmic Fire: After thwarting the Kingdom of Dali’s plot and pacifying Tubo, can she truly say she has fulfilled her duty to “wield her sword for the people”?

Part Three: Untangling Old Grudges: If there were no parting sorrows before our eyes, who would believe that people could grow old in this world?

Part Four: Braving the Raging Tide. (No spoilers for now!)

Summon a bright moon to light my heart, filled with ice and snow, as mighty rivers surge. The whale drinks, yet has not swallowed the sea; the sword’s aura already cuts across the autumn sky!