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This is a work of fiction. The male protagonist and female protagonist Fei'er, who were born in a beggar gang, embarked on a treacherous road in the rivers and lakes in order to find the whereabouts of the real dog-beating stick. After a series of ridiculous coincidences, the two miraculously uncovered a series of mysteries and finally lived the secluded life they had dreamed of.

People who grew up reading Gu Long live a cool life! In "Xiao Li Fei Dao", cool means always pursuing justice in the heart. If you haven't read Xiao Li Feidao, you haven't read Gu Long! Xiao Li's flying knife is a good example! Xiao Li never shoots his flying knife easily, but once he does, the knife will be where it should be. Xiao Li's flying knife is not just a weapon, nor is it just a person, but a spiritual power. As long as people see the appearance of Xiao Li's flying knife, they know that power will be eliminated and justice will be done. Everyone who always pursues justice has a flying knife in his heart. Classic characters appearing in the "Little Li Flying Knife" series: Li Xunhuan, A Fei, Lin Shiyin, Lin Xian'er, Ye Kai, Fu Hongxue.

This book continues the unfinished story of "Jianwangchensi". In order to win the love of her sweetheart Qi Leming and stay together for life, Mu Juanjuan even crushed Qi Leming's pipa bones so that he could not use force for the rest of his life. However, he did not expect that the five elders of Wudang and members of the Huashan Sect came to seek revenge, and Qi Leming suddenly fell into a desperate situation. Thanks to Shangguan Feifeng's rescue, the facts were clarified and he was willing to help Qi Leming recover his martial arts. Mu Juanjuan is full of gratitude to Shangguan Feifeng, and they have similar personalities.

The novel is set against the background of the Tumu Fortress in the Ming Dynasty. It shows the theme of patriotism and protecting the people through the conflicts between the Zhu Ming Dynasty and Zhang Shicheng's descendants, the struggles between traitors and loyal ministers in the court, and the ethnic conflicts between the Central Plains and Mongolia. It is interspersed with the twists and turns of Zhang Danfeng's love affair with the heroine Yun Lei, a descendant of his enemy, which is organically intertwined with the fate of his family and country. It is profound, subtle, sad and moving, expressing the author's creative idea of ​​"smiling all the time and settling all the grudges", and interweaves it into a heroic, romantic and beautiful legend.

This book is one of the representative works of Liang Yusheng's martial arts novels, also known as "Reading the Sword Record by Burning the Lamp". In the north under the rule of the Jin Kingdom, the righteous Geng Zhong spent more than ten years trying to figure out the economic and military intelligence of the Jin Kingdom. He compiled it into a book. Before his death, he sent his son Geng Zhao to submit it to the Southern Song Dynasty court for reference in the war against the Jin Dynasty. Geng Zhao suddenly encountered a sudden change before traveling south. His travel plan was leaked and his mother died suddenly. All doubts pointed to his uncle Qin Zhong and his cousin Qin Nongyu. The uncle died inexplicably, and he and his cousin and lover Qin Nongyu also turned against each other. Geng encounters a warrior from the Kingdom of Jin, but is fortunately rescued by the "Jade-Faced Demon Fox" Helian Qingbo and becomes his sibling. Helian Qingbo failed in a duel with "Penglai Witch" Liu Qingyao, but Liu healed Geng Zhao.

The book continues to tell how Yu Chengzhu, Ye Chenglin, Tie Jingxin, Huo Tiandu, and Ling Yunfeng experience life with their hearts after they enter adulthood. Each has its own choices, happiness, sadness and sadness. They witness the "have to" in life between sorrow and joy, and from To live a more colorful life, "middle-aged feelings are as thick as wine." Strictly speaking, in this book, they have not yet entered middle age. However, interpreting their respective life paths is like tasting cups of mellow wine, which makes people sigh and sigh.

This book is the last in the "Tianjiao Series" of Liang Yusheng's martial arts novels. It tells the story of the young heroes led by Feng, Yun, Lei and Dian who rebelled against foreigners in the late Southern Song Dynasty. During the Song and Jin dynasties, heroes emerged in large numbers in the martial arts world, and a group of young knights became famous. Among them, the four "Wind, Cloud, Thunder, and Lightning" are the most famous. "Wind" refers to the black whirlwind Feng Tianyang; "Yun" refers to Yun Zhongyan; "Thunder" refers to "Hang Tian Lei" Ling Tiewei, a descendant of the Water Margin hero Ling Zhen; "Dian" refers to "Geng Dian", the son of the Jiangnan hero Geng Zhao. This work tells the heroic deeds of four young knights who fought against the bloody invasion of Jin and Mongolia.

This book is one of Liang Yusheng's masterpieces. The background is the wonderful and romantic deeds of Wu Zetian, the empress of the Tang Dynasty, but the plot revolves around the everlasting grievances and hatreds of two pairs of Jianghu children. Li Yi, a rising star in martial arts who was born in the Li Tang royal family, traveled thousands of miles to Mobei in order to resist Wu Zetian's actions. During his narrow escape, he made friends with the world's most talented people and plotted to revive the Tang Dynasty. But Li Yi's lifelong lover Shangguan Wan'er had to stand in a life-and-death situation with Li Yi because she had similar interests with Wu Zetian. At the same time, Wu Xuanshuang, the most beautiful master in Wu Zetian's family, could not help but fall in love with Li Yi who was living in exile. Li Yi's only close friend, Sun Tai, is also caught in the same entanglement of love and hatred. When this book was serialized, it was titled "The Record of Tang Palace Enmities and Resentments", but when it was published in Taiwan in the early days, it was renamed "The Record of Blood in the Tang Dynasty".

This book is the first work of Mr. Liang Yusheng's "Datang Series". It takes the Anshi Rebellion during the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty as the historical background and tells the story of a group of martial arts people with unique skills and different personalities who worked together to quell the Anshi Rebellion in order to avenge their country and family. Duan Guizhang and Shi Yiru were blessed with offspring at the same time in the New Year, a boy and a girl. They just decided to marry their children and took dragon and phoenix hairpins as tokens. Duan Guizhang once insulted An Lushan in person, and An Lushan held a grudge, so he recognized Duan Guizhang. But his men arrested the wrong person, Shi Yiru.

This book tells the story of Jiang Nan and Zou Jiangxia's child Jiang Haitian's feelings and world. After Jiang Nan, the former school boy of Chen Tianyu, married Zou Jiangxia, they gave birth to a son named Jiang Haitian. One day, Jiang Nan was teaching his son martial arts in his garden. Suddenly, eight masked women from the Demon Sect showed up and forced Jiang Nan to learn martial arts during a competition with Jiang Nan. One day, Jiang Nan met Ji Xiaofeng, a charlatan and free-spirited thief in an unknown inn. The two had the same temperament and became sworn brothers. Ji Xiaofeng volunteered to go to Culai Mountain, where the Demon Sect is located, to rescue Jiang Haitian.

This book succeeds "The Legend of the Knights of the Tang Dynasty" and "The Fate of the Dragon, Phoenix and Baochai", and is the last part of the "Tang Dynasty Trilogy". It tells the story of the growth of a group of young heroes. Time flies like an arrow, the sun and the moon fly by, and the grievances and grudges of several generations in the green forest are hard to eliminate. The Dou family in Feihu Mountain, whose clan was wiped out by Wang Yanyu's sword, actually left behind an orphan named Dou Yuan. After thirty years of hard work, he learned the art and came to seek revenge, killing Wang Yanyu and Zhan Yuanxiu. When Wang Yanyu was dying, he asked his son Zhan Bocheng to defect to Chu Sui, Wang Botong's deputy at that time, and he was not allowed to take revenge. He was also not allowed to tell Tie Mo Le, the adopted son of the Dou family and the leader of the Green Forest League, about the murder of his parents.

This book tells the story of the young hero Li Sinan when he made his way into the world. After the young hero Li Sinan became an artist, he followed his mother's instructions and went to Mongolia alone to find his father Li Xihao, who was kidnapped by Mongolian soldiers twenty years ago. Encountering Mongolian Golden Horde warriors in the desert, they fought fiercely. Fortunately, they were rescued by Jiangnan hero Meng Shaogang and his beloved daughter Meng Mingxia. Li Sinan and Meng Mingxia fell in love at first sight. However, when Meng Shaogang learned that Li Sinan's father was Li Xihao, his attitude gradually became cold, and both father and daughter left without saying goodbye, leaving Li Sinan with an unsolvable mystery. When it was published in Taiwan in the early days, it was renamed "Dragon in the Desert".

This book was serialized for about thirty-two chapters, and was later divided into two novels for some reasons, namely "Thunder at the Finger" and "Juese Zhuan Feng Lu". Yang Yan's mother is the heroine Yun Ziluo, his father is Yang Mu, an imperial guard, his adoptive father is the great warrior Miao Changfeng, his master is Tang Jingtian, the head of the Tianshan Sect, and he has a half-brother, Meng Hua. Unfortunately, when Yang Yan was eleven years old, he was abducted by Qing officers during the rebellion. Fortunately, he was rescued by Long Zeling, a martial arts stranger who lived in seclusion in the Snowy Mountains of Tibet. Yang Yan recognized Long as his grandfather and developed amazing martial arts in seven years.

This book tells the legendary experience of Gui Huasheng, the son of the northern branch of the Wudang Sect, in the Western Regions and his love story with Princess Huayu. When serialized, the title of the book was "Ice in the Valley".

This book tells the story of the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty when the imperial court wanted to escort the Lamaist sacred object Jinbenba Vase to Lhasa, Tibet. People from all walks of life gathered in Tibet for their own purposes. This leads to the love story between Tang Jingtian and Glacier Goddess. When it was published in Taiwan in the early days, it was renamed "The Flying Dragon of the Western Regions". Chen Dingji, the envoy of the Sakya Sect in Tibet, and his son Chen Tianyu attended the local chieftain's banquet. In order to save the female assassin Zina who was captured by the chieftain, Chen Tianyu showed his unknown martial arts and finally rescued Zina. The two had a secret affection, and the chieftain's daughter also fell in love with Chen Tianyu. At this time, Chen Tianyu's master Qingcheng swordsman Xiao Qingfeng, in order to avoid powerful enemies, hid his name in the Chen family and accepted Tianyu as his disciple. However, his enemies finally found him and came to him, so he had to take Chen Tianyu to hide away.

This book tells the legendary experience of Tan Yuchong, the "martial arts genius". It was originally serialized in books and newspapers, but two-thirds of the content was deleted for some reasons when it was later published, and many important characters and plots during the serialization were deleted. It can be regarded as a prequel to "The Prodigy", but there are certain differences between Tan Yuchong in "The Prodigy" and "The Prodigy".

This book tells the emotions and experiences of Wei Tianyuan, Chu Tianshu, Shangguan Feifeng and others. "Zhongzhou Hero" Xu Zhongyue's wedding ceremony was about to begin. Unexpectedly, the feared Flying Dragon broke into the wedding banquet alone and wanted to have a duel with Xu Zhongyue that he had owed three years ago. Mr. Jian Da, a highly respected martial artist in the martial arts world, was once again the notary of the competition. Feitian Shenlong's martial arts skills were far superior to Xu Zhongyue's. After three competitions, Xu Zhongyue was seriously injured. Unexpectedly, the wedding bride Jiang Xuejun asked to participate in a duel. Wei Tianyuan looked gloomy and returned the sword to hurt himself, but was rescued by her junior sister Qi Shuyu.

This book tells the story of the relationship between Zhang Danfeng's close disciple Chen Shixing and Yun Zhong's granddaughter Yun Hu. The hero Yun Hao is the son of Yun Zhong, the top martial arts champion in the Yingzong reign of the Ming Dynasty, and the nephew of Zhang Danfeng, the best swordsman in the martial arts world. He went to Guilin alone to meet his old friends Iron Palm Golden Sword Danboqun and Southwest Hero One Pillar Qingtian Lei Zhenyue. Unexpectedly, he was plotted by Li Kangtian and other disciples of the big devil Qiao Beiming at Qixingyan. He was seriously injured. Fortunately, he was rescued by the hermit Chen Qinweng and his grandson Chen Shixing, and he preserved the unknown sword manual that Zhang Danfeng asked him to pass on to Huo Tiandu of the Tianshan Sect. However, Li Kangtian, together with the evil sect figure Shang Baoshan and the leader of the Poison Dragon Gang Tie Ao, followed him. Chen Qinweng died trying to rescue Yunhao. The hero Lei Zhenyue was also heavily suspected of murdering Chen and Yun. Yunhao knew that he would not escape death, so before his death, he entrusted the sword and sword manual to Chen Shixing, asking him to pass it on to his beloved daughter Yun Hu, and instructing him to go to the stone forest to become Zhang Danfeng's disciple.

This book tells the experiences and emotional stories of Yang Yan, Qi Shijie, Leng Binger, Long Lingzhu and others. It is also the last part of the "Tianshan Series".

This book is also called "Song of Playing the Claw", and it tells a chivalrous story around the protagonists Miao Changfeng, Yun Ziluo, and Meng Yuanchao. Yang Mu, a famous martial arts master in Baoding, died young and the cause of death was unknown. His sister Yang Aunt and all his disciples suspected that he had killed his wife Yun Ziluo. However, there was no one in the coffin. Yun Ziluo left quietly without any explanation in the face of everyone's accusations. However, the seven-year-old son Yang Hua left behind by Yun Ziluo was taken away by a masked man.

This book tells the story of a fierce battle of chivalrous resistance against the Qing Dynasty on the top of Mount Tai, which set off another vigorous scene of resistance against the Qing Dynasty. After the hero Jin Shiyi's battle at Mengshan shocked the Qing court, he retired overseas with Gu Zhihua. His only disciple Jiang Haitian has become the number one martial arts master in the Central Plains. His reputation is so great that he is chasing after his master. Several years passed in one sleep.

This book is connected in time with "The Legend of the Knights of the Tang Dynasty" and tells the story of the relationship and Jianghu between Duan Kexie and Shi Ruomei. Duan Guizhang, a knight-errant of the Tang Dynasty, and Shi Yiru, a scholar of the Tang Dynasty, had an irreversible friendship. They got married at the fingertips of the couple and used dragon and phoenix treasure hairpins as proof. Unexpectedly, Shi Yiru died at the hands of An Lushan, Duan Guizhang also died for his country in the dangerous city of Suiyang during the Anshi Rebellion, and Duan Guizhang's wife Dou Xianniang also died of illness not long after. Duan Kexie was adopted by Xia Lingshuang, the widow of the hero Nan Jiyun, while Shi Ruomei, the historical daughter-in-law, was adopted by Xue Song, the general of Anlu Mountain, and was renamed Xue Hongxian. Later, Xue Song surrendered to the Tang Dynasty and became an official in Luzhou. Xue Hongxian also became an official lady and did not know her life experience.

This book and "Ping Zong Xia Ying Lu" are known as Liang's "Twin Peaks" and are one of the two most famous novels in Liang's martial arts Tianshan series. It mainly tells the legendary experience of the prodigal Jin Shiyi in the mid-Qing Dynasty and the story of love and hatred with Li Shengnan and Gu Zhihua.

This book is the longest in Liang Yusheng's "Tianshan Series" and tells the story of young Meng Hua's legendary experience in the world. The son of Meng Yuanchao and Yun Ziluo married Yang Mu because Yun Ziluo was waiting hard for Meng Yuanchao to come, and his son was named Yang Hua. After Yang Hua was snatched out of the Yang Mansion by Meng Yuancao's friend Song Tengxiao when he was seven years old, he became a disciple of Cang Shuangsha Bu Tiandiao and Duan Qiushi, and then joined the disciples of Kongtong master Dan Qiusheng. Dan Qiusheng and Yang Hua lived in seclusion in the stone forest, and ten years passed in the blink of an eye. However, there seemed to be something unspeakable in Dan Qiusheng's heart. Yang Hua only knew that he was expelled from the gate by the Kongtong sect, but he didn't know the reason.

This book mainly tells the legendary experience of the three female heroes in the Jianghu, composed of Lu Siniang, Feng Ying and Feng Lin in the early Qing Dynasty. In the last years of Kangxi, Feng Guangchao, a Henan martial artist who had lived in seclusion for ten years, was suddenly attacked and killed by the Qing court's "blood droplets" when his twin granddaughters Feng Ying and Feng Lin were one year old. Feng Guangchao's apprentice Tang Xiaolan, his sister-in-law and Feng Ying escaped with the help of the Four Heroes of Guandong. They finally escaped to Mang Mountain and were rescued by Lv Siniang, the apprentice of the one-armed nun, a martial arts wizard. Feng Ying fell into the hands of the two demons. Yang's daughter Yang Liuqing and Tang Xiaolan lived together day and night and developed a secret affection. Yang Zhongying also intended to betroth her to Tang Xiaolan. However, Tang Dynasty did not like her because of her indulgence and willfulness. Tang Dynasty still admired Lu Siniang in his heart, who was charming, cheerful and gentle, so he left a letter and ran away.

This book is the final work of Liang Yusheng's martial arts novels. The novel uses an unsolved case that has been pending for fifteen years as a clue to unfold the plot and tells the legendary experience of Geng Yujing, a disciple of the Wudang sect in the late Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Hou Jin Dynasty rose outside the Pass and set its sights on the Ming Dynasty within the Pass. However, the Ming court was corrupt, and the martial arts knights led by He Qiwu, the hero of the two lakes, became an important force in the fight against Hou Jin. His daughter He Yuyan fell in love with his second disciple Geng Jingshi and eloped with Geng to Liaodong a year ago. Late that night, Geng Jingshi and He Yuyan, who had been away from home for a year, were preparing to go home to wait for childbirth. Unexpectedly, something unexpected happened. He Qiwu was killed, and all suspicions pointed to Geng Jingshi. Ge Zhenjun adopted Geng Yujing and entrusted him to his friends Lan Guoshan and his wife, who changed his name to Lan Yujing. Then he went to Wudang Mountain alone and was accepted as a closed disciple by Wuxiang Zhenren, the head of Wudang, with the same Taoist name. At the same time, he adopted Yu Jing as his adopted son and took him with him to learn skills.

This book takes the Ming Dynasty Tumu Fortress as the background, and shows the theme of patriotism and protecting the people through the conflicts between the Zhu Ming Dynasty and Zhang Shicheng's descendants, the struggle between traitors and loyal ministers in the court, and the ethnic conflicts between the Central Plains and Mongolia. The novel carefully creates a vivid image of Zhang Danfeng, a hero who puts the interests of the country and the nation first, does not care about feuding, is willing to abandon glory and wealth, travels between the Northern and Central Plains, and repeatedly performs extraordinary feats. It is interspersed with the twists and turns of Zhang Danfeng's love affair with the heroine Yun Lei, a descendant of his enemy, which is organically intertwined with the fate of his family and country. It is profound, subtle, sad and moving, expressing the author's creative idea of ​​"smiling all the time and settling all the grudges", and interweaves it into a heroic, romantic and beautiful legend.

This book tells the story of a generation of heroes Jin Shiyi and his wife who lived in seclusion overseas and gave birth to their son Jin Zhuliu. Twenty years later, Jin Zhuliu learned amazing martial arts and returned to the Central Plains disguised as a little beggar to practice justice. Jin Zhuliuyi rescued Wudang disciple Qin Yuanhao, and defeated the evil master Wen Daozhuang at the wedding of his senior brother Jiang Haitian's daughter, and became famous in one fell swoop.

This book tells the stories of young heroes such as Han Peiying and Xi Yujin in the Southern Song Dynasty who fought against foreigners and their respective emotions. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Jin Kingdom had little power, but the Mongolian Empire's army grew in power and planned to swallow up the Jin and destroy the Song Dynasty, which aroused the resistance of heroes from the five northern provinces and the south of the Yangtze River. Luoyang hero Han Daweituo, the chief escort of Zhenyuan Escort Bureau Meng Ting, escorted his daughter Han Peiying to Yangzhou Gufu to marry Gu Xiaofeng, who had been married since childhood. Unexpectedly, Gu Xiaofeng and her good friend Xi Yujin had already become lovers. In order to prevent the marriage, Xi Yujin robbed Han Peiying to Baihua Valley to heal her injuries, forcing her to be grateful and voluntarily withdraw from the relationship. Afterwards, Gu Xiaofeng went to Luoyang in person to plead guilty to Shibo Han Dawei, and requested to terminate the engagement; Xi Yujin and her brother Xi Yufan were also impressed by Han Peiying's generosity, and brought Baihua Medicinal Wine, which can cure Shura Yin evil palm poison, to the Han Mansion to plead guilty. At the same time, they also wanted to ask for Han Peiying for Xi Yufan.

This book tells the legendary story between Yi Lu Shixiong, Dugu Feifeng and Meng Zhonghuan in the early Southern Song Dynasty. In the examination room for academicians, a young man named Lu Shixiong recommended by Marshal Tan passed the medical and martial arts tests, but was sent to prison. Then he went through an unexpected exam, and finally passed the many tests of Wanyan Changzhi, the emperor's uncle of the Kingdom of Jin, and became an academician. This Sutra Research Institute is a secret research institution of the Jin Kingdom. It gathers masters from all over the world to study the martial arts treasures "Illustrations of the Bronze Man on Acupuncture Points" robbed from the Song Dynasty and the "Zhiyuan Chapter" internal skills and mental methods written by Chen Bo.

This book tells the story of the Seven Swordsmen of Tianshan, headed by Ling Weifeng, and the anti-Qing patriots who worked together to overthrow the tyranny of the Qing court in the early years of the Qing Dynasty. On the eve of the wedding of Nalan Minghui and Duduo in Jiangnan Hangzhou, Yang Yuncong sneaked into the general's mansion, hoping that Minghui would run away with him, but Minghui could not bear the burden on the family, so Yang snatched her daughter away from her in anger. On the bank of the Qiantang River, she met her enemy Nukulu, and they died together. When he was dying, he met a young man (Liang Mulang) who was about to commit suicide by throwing himself into the river. After seeing Yuncong's pain, the young man gave up the idea of ​​committing suicide. Before Yang died, he entrusted his daughter to Mu Lang to take him to Tianshan to study. This is the wedge. Sixteen years later, Ling Weifeng (also known as Mu Lang), the "God of the Tianshan Mountains", obtained the true biography of Zen Master Huiming and became famous in the world. He took the baby girl Yi Lanzhu (Baozhu, "Yi" is Yang's right side, "Lan" comes from Nalan Minghui, and "Zhu" comes from Baozhu) to the mountain. He learned Tianshan swordsmanship and determined to kill Duoduo to avenge his father.

The book begins with Ding Xiao, gradually narrates the stories of Zhu Hongdeng and Shangguan Jin, and then ends with Ding Xiao's story. It also adds the historical background of Zhu Hongdeng's founding of the Boxer Rebellion and the background of his plan to "support the Qing Dynasty and destroy the foreign countries". It also adds some stories about Ding Jianming's interactions with the Suo family and his disapproval of martial arts, thus making the plot of "Dragon and Tiger Fighting Beijing" more complete. Ding Xiao, because his father was close to the rich and far away from home, he rarely left home since he was a child. However, under the secret instigation of Zhu Hongdeng and Jiang Fengqiong, he ran away from home and traveled alone in the world.

This book tells the story of the Boxers' invasion of Beijing. It is the pioneering work of the new martial arts. It is also the beginning of the "new school" of martial arts novels. In the late Qing Dynasty, due to the invasion of foreign powers, China became a semi-feudal and semi-colonial society. The struggle of Jianghu martyrs to "anti-Qing Dynasty and destroy foreign countries" was raging. After the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and the Nian Army, various secret organizations such as the Dagger Society and the Boxer Rebellion emerged one after another. By the beginning of the 20th century, the Boxer Rebellion changed its "anti-Qing and extermination of foreign countries" to "supporting the Qing and extermination of foreign countries". It was recognized and used by the Empress Dowager Cixi, and its reputation became great. It formed a prairie fire in Beijing, Tianjin, Baoding and the whole of China. Many reckless heroes and peasant heroes joined in.

This book tells the story of the late autumn of the 43rd year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. Zhuo Zhonglian, the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, resigned from office and returned to his hometown of northern Shaanxi. When passing through the Sichuan-Shaanxi border, he was robbed of most of his property by the green forest female thief "Jade Rakshasa" Lian Nishang who robbed the rich and helped the poor. The escorting Wudang disciple Geng Shaonan had two fingers of his left hand cut off as punishment for his arrogance, and Lian Nishang had a grudge against the Wudang sect ever since. The people rebelled against the government, subordinates betrayed their superiors, and traitors betrayed the country. The spirit of resistance and freedom were intertwined, which was the spirit of that era.

This book was created by Liang Yusheng based on the legend of the heroine flying the red scarf in Mongolian folk songs. It was serialized under the title "Flying Red Scarf". In addition to the folk customs outside the Great Wall that Liang Yusheng has always been good at writing, he also gives a more profound portrayal of human nature to the children of foreign races, showing a chivalrous spirit that is no less than that of the heroes of the Central Plains! As a connecting work, this book mainly tells the origin between Yang Yuncong, Fei Hongjin and Nalan Minghui. It is preceded by "Legend of the White-Haired Witch" and followed by "Seven Swordsmen", both of which belong to the Tianshan series.

This book tells the story of Yu Chengzhu, the daughter of the famous official Yu Qian and a disciple of Zhang Danfeng, who made his way in the world. In the eighth year of Jingtai in the Ming Dynasty, the Supreme Emperor Zhu Qizhen, who was under house arrest in Nangong, launched a coup to seize the throne and regained the throne. He also sent people to ask Zhang Fengfu, the number one master in the capital during the Zhengtong period, to come out. However, Zhang Fengfu was influenced by his friend Zhang Danfeng and saw the corruption in the transparent room. He was not allowed to come out and was besieged and killed by many powerful officials. Yu Qian, the cabinet minister who advocated resistance to the enemy at that time, was also falsely accused of "treason" and beheaded in public.

"The Sword Master Miyamoto Musashi" is Japan's first martial arts novel and is a household name in Japan. "The Sword Master Miyamoto Musashi" devotes all the sincerity and enthusiasm of Yoshikawa Eiji, and depicts Miyamoto Musashi's struggle full of troubles and struggles. On the road of spiritual practice, Musashi continued to reflect on himself. While the martial arts continued to improve, the life enlightenment born from the sword also continued to sublimate amid setbacks. "Sword Master Miyamoto Musashi" is dedicated to you who have ideals and are struggling, helping you to overcome difficulties, challenge yourself, and live a life of struggle in the ordinary world.

The famous Japanese writer Yoshikawa Eiji has been writing a long martial arts novel for 20 years, which gives a panoramic view of the legendary life of the legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi. Miyamoto Musashi, a well-known legend in Japan. He practiced hard and devoted himself to the pursuit of Taoism. He created his own "two-day first-class" kendo school, understood the supreme state of "sword Zen Yiru", and grew from a reckless and ignorant boy to a generation of sword masters. "The Sword Master Miyamoto Musashi" has two volumes. This is the second volume, consisting of three volumes, namely "The Volume of the Sky", "The Volume of the Two Heavens" and "The Volume of the Yuanming".

The world is so vast that there are no wonders. Although the rivers and lakes are only a small part of the world, they are magical and astonishing. As the saying goes: "Where there are people, there will be rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there will be Jianghu people." Jianghu is not only a big river and a lake, but also a world where Jianghu people pursue their dreams. Once you wake up from the dream of prosperity, the world will still be the world, but the people in the world have already become a thing of the past. Some join the arena voluntarily, while others are forced to get involved. Obviously, Bai Yusheng belongs to the latter. He lived on Qiyun Mountain for eighteen years, and then lived with his master for eighteen years. He never thought that the first time he came down the mountain, he would be involved in the world for no reason, and even be involved in the past affairs of the previous dynasty. He didn't know how to use a sword, but he eventually became a real swordsman; he didn't understand the world, but he eventually transformed into an old man who had gone through many vicissitudes...?

Su Dongpo was demoted to Huangzhou. He was very bored, so he pestered others to tell ghost stories. There are no ghosts in the world. Isn't this kind of ghost-catching and illusory ghost thing embarrassing? Others had no choice but to smile bitterly, "How can you tell it if there is no ghost?" Dongpo stroked his beard and laughed, "It's just a random fabrication." This story is also false, and the world is so complicated that it is difficult to describe it with a bare pen. As the saying goes: Real water will choke people, but this story tells the chivalrous life of a lonely traveler. Are you interested in listening to it?

Because Zhaolong resented his grandfather for favoring his second uncle Yang Yunpeng, which resulted in the death of his father Yang Yuntian, he resolutely left the Yang family, changed his name to Mu Mu, and worked as a waiter at Huixiantang, a restaurant in Beijing. With his extraordinary understanding, he finally gained the favor of the kitchen god Wei Huang, became his closed disciple, and entered the imperial kitchen as he wished. During the banquet in the palace, Zhaolong stood out with his bamboo sword skills and was awarded by Emperor Guangxu and the Empress Dowager Cixi. At the same time, as his relationship with Wu Yun further deepened, he gradually approached the core of the "Qiu Shui" organization. After several investigations, I did not expect that the "ancestor" of "Qiu Shui" was hiding in the Ministry of Internal Affairs...

As the eldest grandson of Tai Chi master Yang Muchia, Yang Zhaolong has been naughty and active since he was a child. In addition to loving Tai Chi, which is passed down from his family, he also loves to learn his grandfather's cooking skills. However, the Yang family was suddenly attacked by killers Wan Jinli, Wan Xiazi and others sent by the "Qiu Shui" organization to seek revenge. Zhaolong was kidnapped. Fortunately, he was rescued by Wu Yun, a girl he met at Heiyu Temple, and was able to escape. The martial evil of "Qiu Shui" once again encouraged the Hanzhong Jin family to challenge the Yang family's Taiji sect. Unexpectedly, by chance, Zhaolong encountered the guidance of Jin Yuan, a member of the Jin family whose pseudonym was weak. From him, he obtained the superior internal martial arts training method. Since then, his martial arts has made rapid progress. Wu E's plan failed, so he tried another one, targeting Yang Yuntian, the eldest son of the Tai Chi Sect. In order to preserve the reputation of the Yang Sect, Yang Yuntian died of exhaustion, and his son Yang Zhaolong's whereabouts are unknown since then...

When the Eight-Power Allied Forces captured the capital, Yang Zhaolong followed the Queen Mother and Guangxu on their hunt to the west. Unexpectedly, his grandfather Yang Muxia also escorted them all the way. The two of them finally settled their differences on the way to escape. Zhaolong was even rewarded for his merits in escorting him. But because he got caught up in the power struggle between the Queen Mother and the Emperor, he was eventually imprisoned. Yang Muchia visited the prison several times and taught him internal skills and mental methods, and even allowed him to practice the advanced Tai Chi skill. After Emperor Guangxu was poisoned to death, Yang Zhaolong was also suffocated to death by the eunuch who covered his mouth and nose with kraft paper. Yang Muxia took Zhaolong's "coffin" back to the countryside of Yongnian to live in seclusion. Yang Zhaoying represents the continued development of Yang Style Tai Chi in the capital. After returning to Yongnian, Yang Zhaolong, who faked his death, began to practice Tai Chi with his grandfather, and was able to teach "The Secret Song" and eventually became a master. But "Qiu Shui" will not give up hunting the Yang family, and a life-and-death showdown begins...

In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Song and Jin Dynasties continued to war, and a large number of people from the Central Plains fled south. Three people who fled the famine, Shi Jueming, Shui Rujing, and Leng Wuxin, became friends along the way. They relied on "divination and fortune-telling" to survive, and encountered many ridiculous adventures. In the intertwining of a series of happy lives of the three people, they made countless friends, issued "indulgences" in the temple to relieve the people, played the "Ten Thousand Rings" in the army to annihilate the Jin army, opened a drug store to invent "hemorrhoid underwear" to make money, and founded the "Xingyi Academy" to accept failed scholars and give them hope... However, at this time, they were targeted by the court...

"The Biography of Assassins" tells the story of three assassins, namely Cao Mo, Zhuan Zhu, and Jing Ke. Someone once said: If he was asked to choose an ideal era of life, he would choose the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Because it was an era with outstanding individuality and full of romance. In the romantic era, everything becomes very emotional and dramatic. These three assassins are very famous. If you talk about assassins, you can't help but mention them. Although these three assassins have different origins, different motivations, different techniques, and even different endings, they are all typical assassins. Even Tai Shigong wrote a biography of them in "Historical Records", so they are considered three representatives of assassins! "Chronicles of the Qin Rebellion" tells the story of Zhao Gao, the second emperor of Qin, who took real power and implemented a brutal rule after he came to the throne. This finally provoked an uprising by Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, and a melee broke out in the world. It revealed the inherent contradictions of feudal society.

In 1603 AD, Nurhachi worked hard to conquer the Central Plains. In order to control the intelligence system, he ordered his granddaughter Hemeilan, who was proficient in Chinese, to marry Li Yongfang, the Ming rebel general in charge of the Protectorate. Unexpectedly, He Meilan refused to consummate the marriage after marrying into the Li Mansion, but she fell in love with Wu Changchun. Wu Changchun was Li Yongfang's son-in-law and a senior undercover spy installed by Jin Yiwei in the Ming Dynasty. Li Yongfang noticed the ambiguous relationship between the two and tried every means to separate them and kill Wu Changchun. The Ming Dynasty has a vast territory and is full of talented people. Nurhaci and Sibeile Huang Taiji carefully formulated the "Tianlong Policy", which was designed to alienate the monarchs and ministers of the Ming Dynasty and kill the elite talents of the Ming Dynasty's senior generals. Wu Changchun risked his life to steal the "Tianlong Policy" and delivered it to Tian Ergeng, the commander of the Jinyi Guards of the Ming Dynasty. However, the top brass of the Ming Dynasty were busy with infighting and were in disarray. Wei Zhongxian, the eunuch party, and the bitter scholars of the Donglin Party actually ignored the safety of the country and put aside the extremely important strategic intelligence "Tianlong Policy"...

In 1602 AD, Nurhaci worked hard to conquer the Central Plains. In order to control the intelligence system, he ordered his granddaughter Hemeilan, who was proficient in Chinese, to marry Li Yongfang, the Ming rebel general in charge of the Protectorate. Unexpectedly, He Meilan refused to consummate the marriage after marrying into the Li Mansion, but she fell in love with Wu Changchun. Wu Changchun was Li Yongfang's son-in-law and a senior undercover spy installed by Jin Yiwei in the Ming Dynasty. Li Yongfang noticed the ambiguous relationship between the two and tried every means to separate them and kill Wu Changchun. The Ming Dynasty has a vast territory and is full of talented people. Nurhaci and Sibeile Huang Taiji carefully formulated the "Tianlong Policy", which was designed to alienate the monarchs and ministers of the Ming Dynasty and kill the elite talents of the Ming Dynasty's senior generals. Wu Changchun risked his life to steal the "Tianlong Policy" and delivered it to Tian Ergeng, the commander of the Jinyi Guards of the Ming Dynasty. However, the top brass of the Ming Dynasty were busy with infighting and were in disarray. Wei Zhongxian, the eunuch, and the bitter scholars of the Donglin Party actually ignored the safety of the country and put aside the extremely important strategic intelligence "Tianlong Policy".

In 1601 AD, Nurhaci worked hard to conquer the Central Plains. In order to control the intelligence system, he ordered his granddaughter Hemeilan, who was proficient in Chinese, to marry Li Yongfang, the Ming rebel general in charge of the Protectorate. Unexpectedly, He Meilan refused to consummate the marriage after marrying into the Li Mansion, but she fell in love with Wu Changchun. Wu Changchun was Li Yongfang's son-in-law and a senior undercover spy installed by Jin Yiwei in the Ming Dynasty. Li Yongfang noticed the ambiguous relationship between the two and tried every means to separate them and kill Wu Changchun. The Ming Dynasty has a vast territory and is full of talented people. Nurhaci and Sibeile Huang Taiji carefully formulated the "Tianlong Policy", which was designed to alienate the monarchs and ministers of the Ming Dynasty and kill the elite talents of the Ming Dynasty's senior generals. Wu Changchun risked his life to steal the "Tianlong Policy" and delivered it to Tian Ergeng, the commander of the Jinyi Guards of the Ming Dynasty. However, the top brass of the Ming Dynasty were busy with infighting and were in disarray. Wei Zhongxian, the eunuch party, and the bitter scholars of the Donglin Party actually ignored the safety of the country and put aside the extremely important strategic intelligence "Tianlong Policy"...

In 1600 AD, Nurhaci worked hard to conquer the Central Plains. In order to control the intelligence system, he ordered his granddaughter Hemeilan, who was proficient in Chinese, to marry Li Yongfang, the Ming rebel general in charge of the Protectorate. Unexpectedly, He Meilan refused to consummate the marriage after marrying into the Li Mansion, but she fell in love with Wu Changchun. Wu Changchun was Li Yongfang's son-in-law and a senior undercover spy installed by Jin Yiwei in the Ming Dynasty. Li Yongfang noticed the ambiguous relationship between the two and tried every means to separate them and kill Wu Changchun. The Ming Dynasty has a vast territory and is full of talented people. Nurhaci and Sibeile Huang Taiji carefully formulated the "Tianlong Policy", which was designed to alienate the monarchs and ministers of the Ming Dynasty and kill the elite talents of the Ming Dynasty's senior generals. Wu Changchun risked his life to steal the "Tianlong Policy" and delivered it to Tian Ergeng, the commander of the Jinyi Guards of the Ming Dynasty. However, the top brass of the Ming Dynasty were busy with infighting and were in disarray. Wei Zhongxian, the eunuch, and the bitter scholars of the Donglin Party actually ignored the safety of the country and put aside the extremely important strategic intelligence "Tianlong Policy".