Xue Dingshan's Conquest of the West (Vernacular Version)

"Xue Dingshan's Conquest to the West" (vernacular version) takes the Tang Dynasty's magnificent journey to the West as the background and tells the legendary life of Xue Dingshan, the son of the famous general Xue Rengui. The young Xue Dingshan possesses unique skills, but due to an accidental injury to his father, he retired for a time. Later, he was called out of the mountain to lead the Western Expedition. He fought fiercely with Xiliang generals on the battlefield, and even developed a love-hate relationship with the wise and brave Fan Lihua. The book contains not only the classic scenes of inviting Fan Lihua three times and breaking through the Golden Light Array, but also the collision between family grudges and the righteousness of the family and country. The book is rewritten in vernacular and fades away from ancient classical Chinese, allowing the ups and downs of war and vivid characters to come to life on the page, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the lofty sentiments of the Tang Dynasty's frontier and the chivalrous tenderness of the heroic sons and daughters.