Strange Tales of the Republic of China

A carriage was traveling along a snowy road when a wounded fox suddenly darted out. Wan Lan, the eldest daughter of the Wan family, was always kindhearted, so she rescued the fox. But her good deed offended the Old Yellow Immortal.

The mountainside collapsed, and danger lurked everywhere. Wan Lan had no choice but to spend the night at a small inn with her servant. Xu Dabangzi took advantage of her predicament. Though he got one ill-fated night, he sent himself straight to the underworld.

To repay Miss Wan for saving his life, the old fox immortal had his youngest daughter, Hu Siyu, keep Wan Lan company day and night. Wan Lan not only found the resolve to keep living, but also safely gave birth to a son. He took his mother’s surname and was named Wan En.

Wan En was a brilliant young man, full of gratitude and righteousness. When foreign enemies invaded, he was the first to face them...

The eldest young master of the Wan family also had a son, named Wan Jun. He cared only about profit and consorted with demons...

Through two brothers with utterly different worldviews, this book portrays good and evil, beauty and ugliness, while also expressing the love and hatred, joys and sorrows of the human world!