Princess Agents

Author: Jiang Nan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: A super-luxurious creative lineup including Xiao Ruse, Pan Haitian, Jin Hezai, Jiang Nan, etc., constructing a Chinese fantasy world! This volume includes Tiger Fang and Azure Clouds and Ancient Teeth, and the word count far exceeded my expectations. The reason for the word count is that the character relationships began to. Su Shunqing's appearance exposed the background of the "rdquo;thirty-year bloodshed of the Tianqu Warrior Corpsrdquo; in the Great Tradition. This background can explain the betrayal of Ying Tianzhan, the complex relationship between his teacher Yi Bai and the Tianqu, as well as Xi Yan's bandit history. In an instant, countless characters swarmed out. I tried to draw the relationships of these characters on a scrap of paper, starting from the "rdquo;seven former mastersrdquo; and ending with the "rdquo;new seven mastersrdquo; of the Great Tradition. Eventually, I had to wrap around the back of an A4 sheet to complete this terrifying character relationship diagram. I sensed that I was in danger; in the future, I would surely need an entire wall in my home to complete the character relationship diagram of The Mysterious Records of the Nine Continents. The sheer scale of its setting made it increasingly resemble a real historical chronicle, and I felt overwhelmed. In those story fragments inspired by real history, I felt my strength could no longer contain them. The immense power of history is like a furious dragon—it is not something one person can fully grasp. That's why the publication date was slightly delayed. I spent a lot of time organizing and coordinating, and I ask for everyone's forgiveness. Here's a small preview: The Mysterious Records of the Nine Continents: The Soul of the Leopard will be the next in the publication list. With the appearance of the four great generals of Donglu, the lion-like Ying Tianzhan, and the white wolves of the Northern Frontier, we will enter the true battlefield of the late Yin and the early Xian. If you are still interested in continuing to unfold this long scroll of chaos and bloodshed, then I await you at the end of the scroll. The Wu Shen of Jiang Nan gazes down from the heavens, and the young men who bear his will place their still immature hands on a certain place, as the rulers of the chaos forge their alliance. There is a will that does not fade with time, and there is a fire that must burn the wilderness. Have you heard the long cry of the eagle beyond the sky? Have you heard the heavy breathing beneath the earth? A new era has begun to unfold its prologue. In history, the late Yin and the early Xian was a tragic era. Heroes had just been born in the steel cradle, and the world struggled in turmoil and war. The authority of the king had fallen, and those with ambitions rushed into the battlefield, vying for their place in the chaos. The iron hand of the North Star god looms menacingly over the lives of the people in the chaos. The old era was destined to be destroyed like withered branches and dry grass, and the new era was built upon the corpses of warriors and the blood and tears of women and children.