A Chronicle of Jianghu Romance, Feuds, and Revenge

Name: A Chronicle of Jianghu Romance, Feuds, and Revenge
Author: Xiao Xuesheng

江湖风月恩仇录

by Xiao Xuesheng (萧雪圣)

Status: Completed
Length: 80k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Eastern Cultivation
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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A martial arts novel, written in an accessible style that’s easy to follow. There are no long, drawn-out fight scenes, so read with confidence. Stick with it through the first three chapters, and you’re sure to find a pleasant surprise.

The plot is intricate, full of twists and turns, and fast-paced, with no dragging things out.

It mainly follows the story of Chen Qinglin. When he is young, villains murder his parents. After a series of strange adventures, he learns powerful martial arts and sets out to punish evil and uphold justice.

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