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Blue Blood Mandarin Duck (Three Volumes) (Collection of Martial Arts Novels of the Republic of China·xu Chunyu Volume)
Xu Chunyu is a writer of the "Northern School" of martial arts novels in the Republic of China. In 1942, the illustrated magazine "Liyan" praised Xu Chunyu, Huanzhu Louzhu, and Bai Yu as "all three are first-rate martial arts novelists." His novels are simple and heroic, his language is unpretentious and has a folk storyteller tone. "Collection Library of Martial Arts Novels of the Republic of China·Xu Chunyu Volume" contains more than ten kinds of his martial arts novels, which is a tribute to
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The Hero of Tugu (Collection of Martial Arts Novels of the Republic of China·xu Chunyu Volume)
Xu Chunyu is a writer of the "Northern School" of martial arts novels in the Republic of China. In 1942, the illustrated magazine "Liyan" praised Xu Chunyu, Huanzhu Louzhu, and Bai Yu as "all three are first-rate martial arts novelists." His novels are simple and heroic, his language is unpretentious and has a folk storyteller tone. "Collection Library of Martial Arts Novels of the Republic of China·Xu Chunyu Volume" contains more than ten kinds of his martial arts novels, which is a tribute to
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Caoze Qunlong
"Northern" martial arts novels of the Republic of China. A novel about swords and guns, neither killing nor beheading, would be too annoying for readers to read. They killed a lot and said it was too chaotic. The bad-mouthed master has to say a few wisecracks: "He is not tired of writing, and he doesn't care whether the master can bear the beating or not?" If he touches the supernatural, he will say that he promotes superstition. Even if I write about men and women, I would say it hinders the mo
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