Li Zhexuan, a wealthy merchant in Dali, had a daughter at the age of forty-eight. She was born at dawn on the day of Frost's Descent, so he named her Xiaoshuang. When the girl was twenty days old, a wandering monk, Yukun Shanren, gave her a jade pendant engraved with her name and hung it around her neck with a fire-serpent tendon. He warned that she was destined to face a calamity, and that the pendant could help her overcome it. When Xiaoshuang's full-month celebration arrived, guests filled the house. To everyone's shock, Dali's Four Great Evildoers showed up uninvited and slaughtered all eighty-eight people in the Li household before setting the estate ablaze. The villain Sun Erniang abducted Xiaoshuang and toyed with her, then grew bored and abandoned her at the foot of Jizu Mountain. As she lay on the brink of death, a mother wolf carried her away and raised her in the mountains for five years. She learned to scale walls and leap across rooftops, but after the wolf died, she was left alone and destitute, with an appearance as wild as a wolf's.
Later, Yukun Shanren passed through Jizu Mountain. Recognizing the jade pendant around her neck, he discovered her identity and took her to a Taoist temple on Weibaoshan to learn martial arts. Eighteen years later, Xiaoshuang had reached the pinnacle of both internal and external martial arts, and her Eighteen Plum Blossom Needles could pierce even the strongest defenses. On her way down the mountain to seek revenge, she befriended Xiao Nianzhu, Xiao Feng's daughter, and Duan Linxuan, Duan Yu's daughter. The three became sworn sisters and roamed the jianghu with their swords. After a series of bloody battles, they finally vanquished the Four Great Evildoers. Later, they reunited with the descendants of Xiao Feng, Duan Yu, and Xuzhu, and found their happy ending.
Well written, I love reading it