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Books by Yan Fei Yun Luo

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  1. The Three-Part Regretful Love Story 悔亭恋三部 Romance259k WordsCompleted In keeping with the original story of The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, Hui and Ting overcome countless hardships and finally become a couple. As promised, Li Ting takes Buhui down the mountain to travel and see the world, setting off a series of turbulent events. At the foot of Wudang Mountain, atop the Yellow Crane Tower, along the Yangtze and the Grand Canal, amid the scenery of Suzhou and Hangzhou... This is a Hui-Ting romance that breaks away from the original framework of The Heaven Swo 261Favorites1.7kClicks/ch—Gifts
  2. No Regrets 不悔 Romance157k WordsCompleted In early autumn, on a flight home, Yin Liting runs into the daughter of his first love, 19-year-old Yang Buhui. They hit it off during the journey, but soon have to part. When they meet again by chance, winter snow is falling. How will their romance unfold from there? Following the historical trilogy Regrets and Romance, Yan Fei's second romance novel about Yin Liting and Yang Buhui. This time, however, the story is set in early 21st-century Germany, China, and South America. It is still a roma 111Favorites1.1kClicks/ch—Gifts
  3. Shaoyang 韶阳 Romance29k WordsOngoing A novella in the Regret Pavilion series. It begins with Yin Liting getting separated from the others on Brightness Peak. This story takes considerable liberties with the original and is quite different from the author's usual romantic style. It has more of a semi-serious alternate-history feel. Read at your own risk. 54Favorites1.2kClicks/ch1Gifts
  4. Floating Clouds Over the Four Seas 浮云四海 Romance142k WordsOngoing Fame and fortune are like drifting clouds, and those clouds roam the four seas. This book speaks of people and events, cases and love. Through the protagonist's decades of ups and downs in officialdom and adventures in the martial world, it tells legendary tales of solving cases, set in the Ming Dynasty. To my mind, the greatest master of ancient courtroom-case collections was the Dutchman Gao. In emulation of the sages of old, I have chosen a ci poem to express why I began writing this story 16Favorites353Clicks/ch—Gifts