Canglang Manor

On the vast Pacific Ocean, two great nations, one on each shore, command the world’s attention. A group of extraordinary young men and women travel back and forth across the ocean, walking above the clouds and waves, with the sword of vengeance held high. They leave their enemies trembling in fear, like stray dogs driven from their homes. These young men and women are neither fairies descended from the heavens nor nobles born into illustrious families. They are children from ordinary homes. They have endured hardship and suffering, and even spent time behind bars. But they refuse to give up or lose heart. They scorn being hothouse flowers and refuse to be lambs on the chopping block. They dare to challenge the powerful and to become the gravediggers of demons. Unyielding through every setback and unrepentant even in the face of death, they turn their enemies’ strength against them and soar to success. The novel is rich in the texture of everyday life, with a plot full of twists and turns, and positive energy from beginning to end.