Zhu Xian 6

Author: Xiao Ding
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: After millions of martial arts fans in mainland China waited for two years, fantasy martial arts master Xiao Ding returns to the mainland with stunning success after sweeping Hong Kong and Taiwan. Ordinary teenager Zhang Xiaofan brings you the tragic and magnificent legend of Gui Li! Purchase this book to receive a free "Immortal Fan QQ" worth 10 yuan (details on the back cover flap)! Note: Enter "" as it is.
Note: The rest of the Chinese text has been translated into English as follows:
The Legend of Zhenqian is an original fantasy novel by the popular online author Xiao Ding. It stands as a pinnacle of contemporary Chinese long novels and original fantasy fiction. The entire work is masterfully crafted with grandeur, featuring a uniquely charming Eastern fantasy world that captivates readers, leaving them unable to put it down. It excels in portraying emotions.
For the sake of the person lying on the ice bed, he accepted the task of the Ghost Sect to capture the pet of the Beast God; for the sake of the youth who had fallen into the path of demons, she turned cold towards all living beings, tightly wrapping her maiden's heart; for the sake of being able to stay with the one in her dreams, he practiced for a thousand years, finally allowing his own body to flow with fresh blood. To end the evil he had sown, she endured the pain of carving flesh and bone, yet she guarded the cave for millennia.
In that mystical southern land, in the cave hidden within the Ten Thousand Mountains, as time twisted and their eyes met, who should die? Who should live alone? Who should laugh? And who would grieve?
For the sake of the person lying on the ice bed, he accepted the task of the Ghost King Sect to capture the pet of the Beast Demon; for the sake of the youth who had fallen into the path of demons, she turned cold towards all living beings, tightly wrapping her maiden's heart; for the sake of being able to stay with the one in her dreams, he practiced for a thousand years, finally allowing his own body to flow with fresh blood; to end the evil he had sown, she endured the pain of carving flesh and bone, yet she guarded the cave for millennia.
In that mystical southern land, in the cave hidden within the Ten Thousand Mountains, as time twisted and their eyes met, who should die? Who should live alone? Who should laugh? And who would grieve?