Myth of the Fading Swan

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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Special recommendation from Jin-Gu Legend, the most powerful work for the "Huang Yi Literature Award" in 2006. Depicting the chaos of the Five Barbarian Tribes' turmoil and continuing the legend of the borderlands, this novel tells the extraordinary journey of a young man like Wei Xiaobao, a hidden swordsman in the mountain city, writing a new work full of chivalry and wisdom that shook the martial arts world of mainland China in 2006.——Editor Zheng Baochun
Compared to traditional martial arts, mainland martial arts fiction started from a higher point from the beginning. Apart from Jin Yong's Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, only Shuishi's The Legend of the Fading Swan has successfully integrated dry Buddhist philosophy into the work naturally.——Professor Han Yunbo, Southwest Normal University
The tragedy of tragedy lies in its unstoppable nature. This must be why The Legend of the Fading Swan is the most cruel yet most captivating martial arts novel I have ever read!——Galaxy Literature Award winner Lala
Under the gloomy sky, there was not a single breeze. Dense fog rose from the damp earth, shimmering with a deathly white hue. The mist coiled and swirled, casting faint, shadowy figures across the vast land.

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