The Bond of Dragon and Phoenix

I lost both my parents when I was young and walked alone through the darkness.

In Jiangbei, I seek revenge, vowing to cut down the mastermind behind it all;

In Jiangnan, I search for clues, only to end up among the ordinary people of this world.

Sword in hand, I roam the martial world and uphold justice;

I fight off foreign invaders and slay enemies overseas.

The sword Forgetting Emotion can cut down every evil in the world, but it cannot sever the deep affection in my heart;

My courage can crush thousands of enemy soldiers, but it cannot wipe away the single tear in my eyes.

Should I honor the sworn brotherhood passed down for three generations, or embrace the love of this lifetime?

Should I follow Miaoyi's heart, or do as Feng'er wishes?

With family vengeance and national hatred weighing on him, what should he choose?

Amid the chaos of a troubled world, where should he go?

A Chronicle of Love and Vengeance in the Martial World,

A Tale of Changing Fortunes Along the Roadside.

The Dragon and Phoenix Rely on Each Other in the Fields,

Watching the Mountains and Rivers, a Hundred Families' Portrait.

This completed 330,000-character historical wuxia novel features more than thirty original OST poems and three to five songs. It has a unique martial arts system, a richly developed ensemble cast, and a clear progression from family vengeance to national hatred, making it well suited for adaptation.

The setting is expansive and weighty, and its battles draw on historical sources: the Battle of Tiger Mountain, fought by the Twenty-Four Heroes Who Protected the Nation; the Battle of Fallen God Valley, fought by the ancestors of the three main characters; and the Battle of Coldridge Ridge, fought by their fathers. All three battles were fought to defend their homes and country, and are recounted by the older generation.