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Wudang Swordsman
"Wudang Swordsman" is a novella collection of martial arts novels, including three works in total, namely "Wudang Swordsman" (novella, page count: 73,000 words), "Shaolin Swordsman" (novella, page count: 56,000 words), and "Emei Swordsman" (novella, page count: 62,000 words). These three novels are all written by Zhang Genong, a famous novelist in the Republic of China, and belong to Zhang Genong's "Four Great Swordsmen" series (the other "Kunlun Swordsman" has not been included yet due to lack
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Dragon Gate Swordsman·the Legend of North and South Rangers
This book is a collection of novellas of martial arts novels, including two works in total, namely "Longmen Swordsman" and "The Legend of the Northern and Southern Rangers". Both novels were written by Zhang Genong, a famous novelist in the Republic of China. Zhang Genong's pen name is Feng Yousheng, and his writings are often signed "Dan Tu Zhang Zhujun Ge Nong". He is a well-informed writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. He is especially good at martial arts novels. There are not m
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It is based on the famous martial arts clan Wudang Clan. Tells the legendary experience of the outstanding swordsman of the Wudang Clan. They study swordsmanship meticulously and uphold chivalry. They go down the mountain to practice, clean up the family, fight against evil spirits, or resolve disputes in the rivers and lakes, demonstrating the exquisiteness of Wudang swordsmanship and the spirit of chivalry.
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A Grand View of Modern Martial Arts. Part 1
"Modern Martial Arts Grand View" is a full-length martial arts novel with a total of 430,000 words. In view of its length, as well as the aesthetics and practicality of the binding, it is divided into two parts for this publication, and this book is the first part. The novel was written by Zhang Genong, a famous novelist in the Republic of China. There are not many Zhang Genong works handed down from generation to generation, but this novel is one of his very important classics. In line with the
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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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Breaking News
The vernacular version of Zhang Genong's time-consuming new martial arts masterpiece "Shi Po Tian Jing Lu" is released! The book is set during the Tianqi period in the late Ming Dynasty, focusing on the struggle of the righteous people in Huai'an: scholar Jing Yuande and his filial son Li Zhiyuan secretly discussed against the powerful people who used the "Hua Shi Gang" to do evil, and wanted to use the uprising to eliminate the traitors, but they were in danger because their secret conversation
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