Fang Shiyu: Shaolin Blood Feud (Vernacular Version)

Shaolin in the south has been burning for thousands of years, and the ten tigers in Guangdong have been left with eternal hatred. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Haiyu was initially settled and undercurrents were surging. The Southern Shaolin of Fujian has hidden ambitions to fight against the Qing Dynasty. The Ten Tigers under its sect have numerous talented people. Their righteousness is so great that they are famous in the north and south. Zhishan Zen Master sits at the gate of the mountain, and his disciples, San De, Tong Qianjin, Hu Huiqian, Fang Shiyu, and Hong Xiguan, possess unrivaled martial arts skills and have the righteousness of their family and country in mind. They use martial arts to establish themselves and help the world with chivalry. Jianghu never lacks edge, nor does it lack trouble. When the chaos in Xichan Temple begins, Shaolin disciples go south to settle the dispute, unintentionally disturbing the situation in the world, and forming an intractable feud with Wudang and Emei. Life and death in the arena, grievances between teachers and sects, and disputes in the market are all entangled and entangled step by step; massacres on the machine, vendettas between teachers and sects, and plots in the court, push each other to a desperate situation. Fang Shiyu was fearless before the Jinling challenge, and shocked the world with his punch, causing good and evil to pursue him; Hu Huiqian was avenged by his father, bloody in the rivers and lakes, and deeply trapped in the quagmire of grudges; Tong Qianjin bravely killed the enemy, served the country with his heart, and finally fell into the trap of the traitor; a group of Shaolin tiger generals used their flesh and blood to withstand the encirclement and suppression of the rivers and lakes and the heavy troops of the court. The court was afraid of Shaolin's rebellion. Taoist Baimei and Gao Jinzhong colluded with the government and laid a dragnet to erode Shaolin's power step by step. Dissension, plotting, sieges, and temple burnings were all unfolding. The once prosperous Buddhist holy place was eventually engulfed in flames and the incense was cut off. A bloody battle between sects, half a Shaolin tragedy. The Ten Tigers of Guangdong came out of Shaolin and went to the mountains and rivers with pride. Even if a hero meets his end and his ambition is hard to realize, even if he is covered in blood and tears and holds a grudge, he never loses an inch of his heroic spirit or loses an inch of his original intention. This classic Lingnan martial arts original work is translated into vernacular and fully restores the tragic legend of the ten tigers of Southern Shaolin who fought bloody battles and died in bloody martyrdom.