Wild Man's Revelations (20 Volumes in Jade Edition Xuan Paper)

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Publisher: Beijing Ancient Books Press
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Features: This book preserves its original appearance, utilizing high-precision laser scanning technology and magnification processing. In terms of printing, it also has distinctive features, employing jade-patterned Xuan paper and red printing. To enhance its collectible value, it is accompanied by a 24K gold-plated collectible card, presented in a brocade box, and is globally limited to 888 sets. The Revelations of a Hermit is a vernacular novel that gained popularity in the late Qing Dynasty, consisting of 20 volumes and 154 chapters. The publisher describes it as a remarkable book among ancient and modern tales of the wits. This work heavily promotes feudal Confucianism and excessively displays the author's erudition, being one of the earliest examples in Qing literature where fiction was used to showcase literary talent. From an artistic perspective, the book embodies the dual characteristics of both the talented scholar and beautiful woman genre and the fantasy and magic genre.