Jiuzhou: The Radiant Red-Clad Woman

九州：红衣昭昭

by Winstade wsd (温丝黛wsd)

Status: Completed
Length: 155k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Eastern Cultivation
Updated: 2mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Don’t read this, move along. It’s been abandoned.

[Multiple heroines + Alternate history + Martial arts + Slight ensemble cast + A touch of fantasy]

“The sword in my hand is not for killing, but for protecting.”

“If this world has no place for me, I’ll cleave the sky apart!”

This is the story of a girl who leaves her secluded paradise and ventures into the Nine Provinces.

It is the legend of an unparalleled sword carving a song of triumph through a chaotic age.

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