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Books by 枫叶翡翠

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  1. The Young Martial Hero: Nine-Dragon Phoenix Diagram 武侠少年:九虬凤凰图 Eastern Fantasy1.4M WordsCompleted [Wuxia] + [No wish fulfillment] + [Action-packed from start to finish, not a dull moment] + [Swordsmanship] + [No golden finger] + [No transmigration] + [Brotherhood] + [Mystery solving] A story with two male leads. This isn't the kind of novel where everything goes smoothly. It follows the events that unfold as they seek the truth behind the death of Zhang Tong, the beloved of the hero Pan Da. The writing style leans toward Gu Long and Jin Yong. 26Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  2. Flying Sword, Singing Sleeve 袖剑飞吟 Eastern Fantasy666k WordsCompleted [Swordsmanship + Fantasy + Martial Arts + Xianxia] The greatest sword technique under heaven: Sleevesword Flying Song. It burst onto the scene, said to have been created by a young man in blue. What was the young man’s surname and given name? Stay tuned. 19Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  3. Snowflake Sword Dance 雪花剑舞 Eastern Fantasy373k WordsCompleted [No transmigration]+ [No golden finger]+ [Not invincible]+ [No stupidity]+ [Not a power fantasy]+ [Traditional martial arts]+ [No cultivation realms] Rumor has it in the martial world: Pan Yun's sword can sever a person's head, leaving a cut as smooth as a mirror. What people in the martial world don't know is that he rides a lame horse, and has ridden that same lame horse for a very, very long time. Pan Yun is a killer, but unlike other killers, he doesn't rely on assassination. He kills in bro 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Parting in the Mortal World Is Hard 红尘别亦难 Eastern Fantasy1.1M WordsCompleted [Traditional Wuxia]+ [Revenge]+ [Mystery-solving]+ [No golden finger]+ [Plot twists]+ [High stakes from start to finish, not a dull moment]+ [Ensemble cast] Synopsis: Blood Crane Tower burned, and Wild Goose Gate fell. We had long since completed the rites of marriage and were acknowledged throughout the martial world as husband and wife. On the eve of the final battle, he held me close and made a quiet promise: “Ran’er, once the bandits are dead, I’ll retire with you. I’ll never let you suffer 1Reads—Score—Shelves