The Demon Star of the Divine Temple

A poem says:

I roam the nations, still young in years; Buddha, demon, Confucian, and Daoist, all held within my heart.

I wake from wine on the sea, the people gone far; through wind and rain, I journey to the Central Plains.

A young man from the Central Plains, whose entire family was slaughtered, grows up wandering in foreign lands and sets out on a journey through the southeastern nations. The southern frontier’s sinister cult secrets, Dongyu’s war elephants and fire guns, Siam’s sacred Buddhist realm, the whispered voices of the gods in Tianzhu... In a turbulent age, the winds of change rise and fall, while countless stars race across the night sky. Among all the heroes of the realm, those who make their name through martial arts and forge their hearts through chivalry belong to the martial world of the Central Plains.

As the saying goes:

Laugh at love, grudges, and feuds: they are but flowers reflected in a mirror and the moon on water.

Sigh over ambitions of kingship and empire: all vanish like clouds before your eyes.

How many brothers who swore loyalty have met a good end since ancient times?

Where are those two or three beauties now, after tonight’s wine has worn off?

An epic-length traditional wuxia novel, recreating the most dazzling era in the history of Southeast Asia’s nations. A Changfu production, its earlier works speak for themselves. It will surely live up to the hopes of every wuxia reader.