Fantasy Wuxia Classic -7

Author: Xiao Ding
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: After millions of martial arts fans in mainland China waited for two years, the martial arts master and fantasy writer Xiao Ding returns to mainland China with stunning success after sweeping Hong Kong and Taiwan. The ordinary teenager Zhang Xiaofan portrays the tragic and magnificent legend of Guili. Martial arts supreme, fantasy leader! Sina News selected it as the annual Best Book, and Baidu selected it as the annual Top Trending Novel! The long fantasy series Zhenqian (The Demonic Sword) skyrocketed to the top of the bestseller charts in Taiwan and Hong Kong upon its release, quickly becoming a pinnacle work of Chinese fantasy literature with its boundless imagination and grand narrative, gaining fame overseas. With over 300 million clicks online, it is hailed as a modern Chinese fantasy masterpiece with a strong Chinese flavor, comparable to Swordsmen of the Shushan Sect by Huazhu Long. Zhenqian is an original Xianxia fantasy novel by the rising online writer Xiao Ding. It is a contemporary Chinese long novel, an original Chinese fantasy, and a work of unique charm. The entire story is ingeniously conceived, grand in scale, and presents a captivating Eastern Xianxia fantasy world that leaves readers breathless and reluctant to put it down. It excels in portraying emotions. It is revered by countless netizens, especially by students from top universities like Tsinghua and Shanghai Jiao Tong, as well as overseas students, making it a hugely popular work with over 30 million clicks. The Demonic God's downfall, Guili's clash with the Ghost King, the Nine-Tailed Fox's true form appearing at night, Lu Xueqi obeying orders to kill her master, the Four Spirits' Blood Formation Map dominating the world, Zhang Xiaofan's return to his hometown in the Cao Miao Village... Only by stepping away from the bustling mortal world might one find a place of tranquility. In the Fox Ridge Mountains, in a flash, Bi Yao seemed to come back to life. Perhaps it was Guili's excessive longing that created this illusion? Or perhaps the Happy Valley Bell possesses an unknown, even more powerful magic? Faced with the unconscious Bi Yao and the increasingly affectionate Lu Xueqi, even Guili himself felt lost, as if standing at a crossroads in an unfamiliar place, unsure of where to go. Demons and immortals are but a thought away—Guili, Bi Yao, the Ghost King, the Ghost Master, Dao Xuan, Tian Yi, Shangguan Ce, the Demon and Immortal, the Nine-Tailed Fox, Zhou Yixian, Xiaohuan, the Dog Taoist, Lu Xueqi, Shu Yue... What will they all do in this volume? Please read Xiao Ding's new work, Zhenqian 7.