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Seven Swords and Thirteen Heroes (All Three Volumes)
"Seven Swords and Thirteen Heroes", also known as "Seven Sons and Thirteen Lives", is a representative work of chivalrous novels in the late Qing Dynasty. At that time, it was praised as "the greatest collection of swordsmen in history and the best of barnyard officers" (Jiang Wenpu's "Preface to the First Collection"). The author, Tang Yunzhou, is the owner of Peach Blossom Hall and is from Suzhou. His life is unknown. This book was published in three volumes, each with 60 chapters, for a total
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Seven Swords and Thirteen Heroes (Part 2)
"Seven Swords and Thirteen Heroes" and "Seven Sons and Thirteen Lives". This book tells the story of twelve heroes such as Sai Mengchang and Xu He who gathered together during the Zhengde period of Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty. Each of them used chivalrous courage and superior martial arts to rob the rich and help the poor, eliminate violence and bring peace to the good. Later, with the help of the Seventh Son and the Thirteenth Life, , following Yang Yiqing, the censor of Youdu, to quell
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Seven Swords and Thirteen Heroes
During the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, Xu Minggao, a native of Yangzhou, happened to meet Haiouzi, one of the "Seven Sons". He became his master and learned swordsmanship from Haiouzi, and he learned the true biography of Haiouzi; Later, he became a knight-errant and formed a sworn alliance with twelve people including Xu Qing, Yizhimei and Luo Jifang. He repeatedly punished the villains and was wanted by the government headed by King Ning. Finally, with the help of the "Seven Sons and T
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Seven Swords and Thirteen Heroes
During the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, Xu Minggao, a native of Yangzhou, happened to meet Haiouzi, one of the "Seven Sons". He worshiped Haiouzi as his master to learn swordsmanship and obtained the true biography of Haiouzi. , Repeatedly punished the villains and was wanted by the government headed by King Ning; finally, with the help of the "Seven Sons and Thirteen Lives", he followed the imperial officials Yang Yiqing and Wang Shouren to conquer the rebel kings Zhu Chixiu and Zhu Chen
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