Legend of the Witch Sword

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This is not a simple martial arts novel, but a hymn to the guardians of civilization. When the State of Chu demanded that the State of Yong destroy its shrines and burn its books, the Peng family distributed the "Yong Jing" (Classic of Yong) throughout the nine provinces—at that moment, I understood: as long as the books exist, the culture exists; as long as people remember, the nation will not perish.

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Ten generations, one sword, a forgotten kingdom. From the floods of late Xia Dynasty to the flames of the Warring States period, the ancient Yong Kingdom rose to power, vied for supremacy, and fell on the banks of the Han River. Ten generations of the Wu Peng clan, using the unique peaks of Zhangjiajie as their foundation and the music and drums of shamanism as their soul, have forged swordsmanship and strategic brilliance into the last bulwark protecting civilization. They attacked the Shang dynasty, and the battle of Muye shook the world. They died for their country, and their hanging coffins contained countless ancient texts. When Qu Yuan was exiled, they added the Mountain Spirit to the Nine Songs. Under the iron hooves of the Qin army, they etched the story of the Yong Kingdom into a thousand-year-old mystery. Thirteen Forms of the Witch Sword → Seventy-Two Forms → Twelve Transformations of the Scheming Sword... Martial arts may change, but that ancestral precept remains unchanged: "The witch sword protects the clan, and plans to prosper the nation." This is not a legend of one person. It is the echo of civilization left behind by a nation before its demise. The Legend of the Witch Sword consists of ten volumes, 1,000 chapters, and 4 million words. The rise and fall of the Yong state over eight hundred years, from the late Xia Dynasty to the Warring States period. **Major serialized on Chinese website.

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