In the jianghu, anyone who's read a storybook or two has surely heard of the name "Taihu Pear Syrup." Famous f…
In the jianghu, anyone who's read a storybook or two has surely heard of the name "Taihu Pear Syrup." Famous for their keen grasp of martial world gossip and masterful storytelling, Candy Lady created beloved works like Tyrannical Warrior: Dao Lord and I'd Gladly Be a Hound for the Lady of Nine Mortal Ways. Yet ever since the sudden rise of Lament Scriptorium, Candy Lady's popularity has been in decline every day. To compete with Lamentation Heavens, Candy Lady picked up the pace and churned out tale after tale. Only to unwittingly reveal clues to their true identity between the lines.
After countless secret investigations conducted by devoted storybook fans, the truth finally came to light: the romantic wordsmith behind Candy Lady was none other than Han Yanluo, the famed "Ice-Faced Fairy" of the Masked Troupe. The news stunned the jianghu. Then again, in hindsight, "Candy Lady," "Masked Troupe", the hints were there all along. Since its founding, the Masked Troupe had been devoted to dramatizing the legends of the martial world, crafting countless poignant classics. Yet in recent years, their output dwindled, overshadowed by the Lamentation Heavens. As a direct disciple of the Masked Troupe's master, how could Han Yanluo not be anxious? Her feverish writing was likely her way of proving that Masked Troupe is still the king of all storybooks, an effort both lamentable and admirable.