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Yanmo Island
[Classical fairy tales, island adventures, chivalrous tenderness, group fights] In the far south of the South China Sea, there is an isolated island called Yanmo, isolated from the world. It is said that the owner of the island, Pingjiang Yan, was born from a divine egg. He has wings on both sides, a beautiful face, and a martial arts that is unparalleled in the wild. The four continental lords on the island were all seeking refuge from disasters in the Central Plains. They coveted the treasures
669Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Flying Dragon (3 Volumes in Total)
A masterpiece of martial arts from the "Northern School" of the Republic of China. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Zhi Daoheng, the head of the Wudang Sect, "Flying Dragon", avenged his unjustly killed brother and sister-in-law when he was young. He killed Zhou Xiaoren, the evil young man who was the prefect of Ji'an Prefecture, and fatally injured two martial arts masters of the Kongtong Sect who were protecting Zhou Xiaoren's hospital. For this reason, he formed a grudge with Hu Jianqiu, Zhao
291Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Classic Martial Arts Novel: the Monument of Seven Kills
This book is a martial arts novel written by Zhu Zhenmu, one of the five northern martial arts masters in the Republic of China. Readers who are interested in Zhu Zhenmu's works should not miss this book and it is worth reading. The "Seven Killing Monument" was originally a long-circulated rumor about Zhang Xianzhong, the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty. Zhang Xianzhong killed people like grass, and even set up a monument to express his ambition, writing: "All things are
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Feitian·soul Refining·yanmo
[The wonderful work of Zhu Zhenmu, the "ancestor of the new martial arts novels" praised by Jin Yong and Gu Long] The magnificent and magical Jianghu world and the lingering and graceful human temperament; the entire trilogy of "Flying Dragon", "Soul Refining Valley" and "Yanmo Island" is included. Zhu Zhenmu created a series of martial arts novels with a large historical background. The elements embedded in this book are from the Tianping Heavenly Kingdom period; the twists and turns of the plo
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Frontier Situation
This book takes the southern Yunnan borderland as the stage in the late Ming Dynasty, and revolves around the disputes between the chieftains of the eight villages in southern Yunnan and the safety of the imperial court. The chieftain of Jintuo Village, Long Zaitian (the One-horned Dragon King), guards the gold mine and dominates the area. His son, Long Fei Baozi, is both civil and military. The Duke of Guizhou, Mu Tianlan, accidentally ate the blood of the golden-threaded eel king when he was y
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Miao Territory Situation
A masterpiece of martial arts from the "Northern School" of the Republic of China. To the southwest of Pu'er, the frontier adjacent to Myanmar was the Gourd Wild Barbarian Realm. To the south of the Wild Barbarian Realm, there was later the so-called Menglian Xuanfu. However, in the early Qing Dynasty, it seemed that the place had not yet been Xuanfu. Between Menglian and Huluyeyijie, there is a mountain range, which is a branch of the Yunling Mountains north of the Jinsha River. The land here i
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Tiger Roars and Dragon Roars
"The Roar of the Tiger and the Roar of the Dragon" is a long chivalrous novel written by the martial arts novelist Zhu Zhenmu. The book has nine chapters and about 510,000 words. The story is set in Zhejiang during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, and revolves around the encounters of the Wu family in Jianzao Village, Shanyin County. It is interspersed with many clues such as grievances, martial arts secrets, strange people and strange things. The novel begins with Wu Zhuangyou's congrat
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Flying Dragon
In the late Daoguang years of the Qing Dynasty, the Taiping Rebellion swept across the south of the Yangtze River, causing social unrest and disputes in the world. This book takes the folk martial arts as the background and unfolds the narrative around the fate of the leader of the Wudang sect, the "Flying Dragon" Zhi Daoheng, his nephew Zhi Jingyi, and his niece Zhi Zhenzhen. Zhi Daoheng forged a deep hatred with the Kongtong faction because he avenged his brother in his early years and killed
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Man Cao Fengyun
"The Storm in the Man's Cave" is one of the masterpieces of the martial arts novelist Zhu Zhenmu in the Republic of China. The story begins with the story focusing on the growth of Long Zaitian, the chieftain of Jintuo Village in Shiping Prefecture, the "One-horned Dragon King" and his son "Long Fei Leopard". It also introduces the story of Mu Tianlan, the second son of the Duke of Guizhou Mu Qiyuan, who gained magical powers by accidentally drinking the blood of the "Golden Thread Eel King" and
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Mrs. Rakshasa
The classic masterpiece "Madame Rakshasa" by Zhu Zhenmu, the martial arts master of the Republic of China, takes you into the unpredictable Jianghu of southern Yunnan. The story begins with the grudge between Long Zaitian, the chieftain of Jintuo Village, and Prince Mu's Mansion, and unfolds a magnificent picture of revenge and power. A mysterious woman "Female Rakshasa" appeared out of nowhere, with outstanding martial arts skills and a mysterious life experience. She formed an indissoluble bon
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Tough Guy
"The Iron Man" is a chivalrous legend created by the martial arts novelist Zhu Zhenmu and set against the backdrop of the turbulent times in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The novel is set in the Baoji area of Shaanxi Province and revolves around the protagonist "Lao Tie", a tough and tough hero. The story begins in troubled times when famine persists for years and the people are in dire straits. Lao Tie cannot bear the suffering of the victims, so he is angry and cuts off the people,
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Common Man Sword
"Common Man's Sword" is one of the representative works of Zhu Zhenmu, a martial arts novelist in the Republic of China. The story centers on the old martial artist Gongsun Long and his wife Gongsun Auntie's family. It tells the story of their grievances in the early years, and the forces of the Five Tiger Banner in Central Sichuan seek revenge. The whole family is in crisis. At the moment of life and death, the seventh disciple Ye Xiaofu, whose life experience is a mystery, stepped forward and
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Zhu Zhenmu's Martial Arts Classics of the Republic of China
Zhu Zhenmu is known as the "ancestor of the new martial arts". His works are famous for their bizarre layouts, lingering emotions and innovative styles. This collection includes his representative works "Seven Killings Monument", "Lady Rakshasa", "Tiger Roaring and Dragon Roaring" etc. He is good at creating mysterious and unpredictable atmospheres (such as "Rakshasa" imagery), conceiving ups and downs of plots, and boldly writing the delicate and passionate emotional entanglements between men a
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Seven Kills Monument
The Heroic Blood Oath of the Seven Heroes of Southern Sichuan "All things are born with humans, and humans have nothing to do with heaven. Kill, kill, kill, kill, kill." In the turbulent last years of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Xianzhong proclaimed himself king, but he was prone to killing! The Seven Heroes of Southern Sichuan - Huayang Bo Yang Zhan, Snow Dressed Lady Chen Yaoshuang, Female Flying Guard Yu Jinwen, Monk Qibao Monk Shang Xirong, Beggar Man Iron Legged Chen Dengxun, Jia Xia Yu Fei, an
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