As the righteous path falls into decline, heroes rise, and the chivalrous still roam the jianghu. Huanhua Gongzi, the mysterious figure who massacred the martial world thirty years ago, has reappeared. The Jujin Gang will stop at nothing for money, while corrupt local tyrants bully the common people... "Fine wine and meat rot behind vermilion gates, while frozen bones lie by the roadside." In that turbulent age of extreme inequality, there were still people who upheld the chivalrous spirit, risking their lives and relying on extraordinary martial skills and wisdom to root out treachery, aid the weak, punish evil, and promote good. He was Yan Xunfei, known as the master thief among thieves. Justice never dies, and chivalry lives on in the jianghu. This is a long-form classical wuxia novel, featuring copious poetry and classical prose. No new novels of this kind have appeared in the literary world for decades, and writing one is an enormous challenge. I hope all you readers will enjoy it and add it to your collection.
