Long story narration MP3—Yongzheng Swordsmanship Picture (190 chapters)

Author: Beijing Hongda Ethernet Culture Development Co., Ltd.
Publisher: Beijing Kehai Publishing House
Publishing Time: Not Available
Features:
Duration: 79 hours, 190 episodes
Original Author: Li Xinquan
Narrator: Lian Liru
This is a truly authentic audio book that offers a brand-new, more flexible, and easier way to read. It allows you to free your hands and rest your eyes while reading anytime, anywhere. It enables people to absorb knowledge and improve their literacy in a leisurely reading style. Li Xinquan's Yongzheng Swordsmanship Picture is a highly distinctive short-story book. Known for its steady and delicate style, it excels in both length and brevity. His storytelling focuses on commentary (which may be hard for most modern listeners to understand, as contemporary storytelling emphasizes thrilling plot twists, whereas true storytelling prioritizes "commentary"—as the saying goes, "Storytelling without commentary shows the artist's incompetence!") His arguments are clear and well-supported, with vivid character portrayals that excel through personality differences and detailed descriptions. This style perfectly matches Lian Liru's narration style.
During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, Tong Lin became a disciple of the two Taoist masters, Shang Daoming and He Daoyuan, on Tiger Mountain and practiced martial arts for fifteen years. He was then sent by his masters to establish a martial arts school. Due to an accident in the capital, he was taken in by the Fourth Prince, Yinzhen, and became a teacher in the Prince's household. Tong Lin settled a grudge with the three masters of the Eight Trigrams Mountain. Han Bao and Wu Zhi Guang from the Eight Trigrams Mountain sought revenge for the three palm strikes and stole treasures from the palace, framing Tong Lin.
Tong Lin and the Prince of Yongzhou faced countless hardships while traveling south. With the help of heroes like Xie Cheng from the West, Qiu Tian from the North, Sima Kong from the South, and Hou Ting from the East, they finally broke the Dharma Hall, pacified Tieshan Temple, dismantled the Eight Trigrams Castle, and captured the treasure thieves on Linglong Island, returning the national treasures to the country.
At the Lingyin Temple, Tong Lin demonstrated his skills and earned the title of the "Purple-Faced Kunlun Hero of the Eight Directions," becoming renowned throughout the land.