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Little Swordsman: Continuation of "Seven Swords and Three Wonders"
Lu Siniang's apprentices Gan Huer, Gan Xiaodie and Yun Jie learned swordsmanship and acted chivalrously. On the way, the Gan brothers and sisters accidentally took Du Yuehai's poisonous medicine from Jinji Village and lost their true nature and recognized the thief as their father. Yun Jie and the new Wenzhou Dao Yun Wanli designed to rescue the Gan brothers and sisters, uncover the Du Yue Hai poison case, and successively eradicate the Wei Zhongcai poison in Ginkgo Village, Tao Juping Meng swea
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The Complete Book of Southern Swordsmen (Six Volumes in Total)
There are a total of six works including "The Legend of the Eight Swordsmen", "The Blood Drop", "Seven Swords and Three Wonders", "Seven Swordsmen and Eight Swordsmen", "The Little Swordsman" and "The New Swordsman". It tells the legendary deeds of the "Eight Heroes of Jiangnan" such as Lu Siniang, Bai Taiguan, Gan Fengchi and Liaoyin Monk. The author, Lu Shi'e, was a famous doctor in Shanghai in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. He engaged in creative writing in his spare t
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Seven Swords and Three Wonders
This book is a martial arts novel written by Lu Shi'e, a novelist in the Republic of China. Lu Shi'e (1878-1944) was born in Qingpu, Jiangsu (now part of Shanghai). The name is Shouxian, the courtesy name is Yunxiang, and the nickname is Shi'e. In his early years, he studied medicine with the famous doctor Tang Chunzhai, and later practiced medicine in Shanghai. While practicing medicine, he wrote novels. He wrote more than a hundred novels in his life. His martial arts novels and popular novels
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Legend of the Eight Swordsmen·blood Droplet
This book is a collection of two full-length martial arts novels by Lu Shi'e, a novelist of the Republic of China. "The Biography of the Eight Great Swordsmen" tells that during the reign of Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty, there were eight great swordsmen in the world: Cao Renfu, Lu Minzhan, Zhou Xun, Lu Yuan, Lu Siniang, Gan Fengchi, Monk Liaoyin, and Bai Taiguan. They are the best friends of King Yanping, the Guzhong of Canming. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, he cherished his homelan
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Flying Swordsman
This book is a full-length martial arts novel co-written by the novelists Lu Shi'e and Zhang Genong in the Republic of China. It was written in the 1930s and consists of two episodes. The first episode was written by Lu Shi'e and the second episode was continued by Zhang Genong. Due to his old story, the author got three Feng Chen swordsmen, the woman in red dress, the female monk in black, and the old man with white ape. He collected their rumors and anecdotes and translated them into this nove
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