The Sword Heroes of the Tang Dynasty

War fires blaze across Tang, and memories of autumn fall into disarray; the traces of knights flicker in and out, while swords surge through the land.

Grudges and gratitude stir the jianghu, while love and hate intertwine on the boat of time.

The turmoil of the An Lushan Rebellion stirs hearts of righteous courage; a broken land calls for the Wu hook sword.

The book reveals the heroes' ambitions, its ink singing a song that will endure for ages.

This book tells the story of the turbulent years of the An Lushan Rebellion at the end of the Tang dynasty. It portrays the court's internal conflicts, social tensions, ethnic strife, and the love and hatred of those who roam the jianghu... Grounded in the greater good of the nation, this is the tale of how, in the face of national peril and life or death, the protagonist transforms from an ordinary man who quibbles over petty matters into a great hero who carries the world in his heart and fights for his country and its people... This is a slow-burn story, so please don't rush to give up. You will surely find much to take away from it if you read to the end. I don't write wuxia novels simply to churn out words; I write them out of passion. The characters' personalities and experiences have all been carefully researched and considered. I believe you'll find something to relate to in the book. The characters' joys and sorrows and the story's twists and turns are things we must witness step by step. If writing wuxia novels were nothing but churning out words, it would lose all meaning.