Wielding a Sword and Roaming the World Series (Complete Collection of Cloud Mountain Yue Wuxia Works) Third Set (12 Books in Total)

Author: Yun Zhongyue
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Yun Zhongyue's martial arts classics include four series: The series of the Mad Swordsman, The series of Wielding a Sword and Traveling the World, The series of the Eccentric Swordsman, and The series of the Romantic Swordsman. The Fierce Tiger of the Wild Plains is a work from the third series, "The series of Wielding a Sword and Traveling the World," of Yun Zhongyue's martial arts classics. This novel introduces: During the early period of the Ming and Qing dynasties, the world was still not peaceful, and righteous men who opposed the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty were active everywhere. Guigulao and Zhang Jiaquan saved the son of the Six Harmonies King, Xiaofu, at a critical moment, and were hunted and killed by Qing soldiers. Zhang Jiaquan, known as "The Fierce Tiger," grew up in the wilderness, surviving on raw meat and blood, and lived a life of danger and hunting. In the mountains, he could distinguish whether a hidden rabbit was male or female within twenty steps, and his flying double swords could blind wild beasts in both eyes. Fierce, brave, and incredibly skilled in martial arts, he used the strategy of "attacking the Wei to rescue Zhao" to lead the Qing soldiers and their hounds away to the Taihang Mountains. As it happened, the Qing Emperor Shunzhi was coming to visit the Five Mountains Temple, and a large number of famous masters and skilled fighters came to protect him. The seventeen righteous men who had ambushed along the way were all captured by the Three Swordsmen of Yan Mountain. "The Fierce Tiger" rescued these people but fell into a trap that had been set long ago. As the king of the wilderness, no one could catch him. In the towering mountains and deep forests, he appeared and disappeared like a ghost, winning battles with unexpected moves. The female swordsman Yin Xiangjun was his lover and also his helper. Together with the Three Swordsmen, the Living Buddha Xilun, and the Six Fierce Beasts, they engaged in a life-and-death struggle, defeating them one by one. The plot of the novel is tense, full of danger, and the exciting scenes are gripping. The Shaolin Fist, the Wudang Pressure Points, the Lu Mountain Three Swords, and the Eagle Claw Skill of the Eagle Claw King of Mount Tai are all depicted vividly, leaving one in awe.