Bai Xue - Passing Cups in Muling During Winter

Author: Xiao Duan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: During the Southern Song Dynasty, the Jin army invaded south, and heroes emerged in the chaos. A young man from the northern desert, with a supernatural sword that moved like a ghost, stirred up the entire Jiangnan situation. He stole the corrupt officials' stolen silver and went through countless life-and-death struggles before finally sending the silver to the anti-Jin guerrillas in Huai River. A group of despicable people, however, tried to profit from the situation, inciting conflicts between the Yi and Yuan factions, leading to the final showdown between the northern desert young man and the Yuan leader on the top of the mountain. So, how did this battle end? Could the Wen family's conspiracy to dominate the martial arts be successful? And how will the conflict between the guerrillas and the imperial guards develop? It's all in Bai Xue. The martial arts master Wen Rui'an wrote the preface and recommended it, and Xiao Duan's breakthrough work Bai Xue! The plot in his writing exudes a suspenseful driving force, sparking curiosity and interest, while also incorporating meaning, themes, and a focus on internal logic, standing out as a clear and elegant style amidst the commercialized fashion. Under the city of Muling, to stabilize the precarious situation in Jiangnan, Yuan leader gave an order to the "Long Car": "Kill Luo Han!" But he didn't know that the Wen family had hidden troops nearby, following an order to "Kill the Car"! Luo Han's lone sword must fight for life and death between the two factions!