The scholar Ye Qinghua goes into business in the South Seas, where he is kidnapped by Long Du, leader of the Sea Dragon Gang, and forced to marry a wild woman. Later, he finds a chance to return to the mainland, only to be struck by a poisoned dart. The wild woman Long'er sacrifices herself for love, and the two of them are saved by the eccentric Gan Baicao. Gan Baicao, Wild Boar, and Wuqingzi, the “Three Eccentrics,” are defeated in a match against Wang Zijiang of Tian Gui Mountain. In their fury, they cripple their own inner strength and pour all of it into their disciple Qinghua, charging him with taking revenge.
The great hero Wang Zijiang grows increasingly arrogant after claiming the position of Martial Arts Alliance Chief. He favors treacherous men and suspects the loyal. Even heroes are vulnerable to a beautiful woman: Wang Zijiang becomes infatuated with Ji Yuanyuan, the beautiful concubine of Sun Hanqing, the Red-Robed Cult leader. He indulges himself day and night until his vital essence is drained and his martial arts skills begin to fade. He loses a duel to Ye Qinghua, then is killed by Ji Yuanyuan’s poison arts.
Mechanisms abound in Ten Thousand Flowers Valley, where a ghostly aura hangs over everything. Using the poison of her Ten Thousand Flowers Pill, Ji Yuanyuan forces the heroes of the realm to appoint her as their alliance chief. In a hidden cavern beneath the mountain, the ghostlike Red-Robed Cult leader Sun Hanqing uses his peerless martial arts to abduct young women and turn them into “human medicine,” cutting out their hearts and drinking their blood in hopes of preserving his youth and reclaiming the position of Martial Arts Alliance Chief. At this time, a group of young heroes led by Ding Hanyang, martial arts couples, masters from various schools, and elders of the Beggars’ Guild have all gathered at the foot of the mountain. To drive out the demons and save the martial world from catastrophe, a world-shaking battle erupts in Ten Thousand Flowers Valley...
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Yes, I haven't read a martial arts novel in a long time, and it's really good.
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