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Ballad of the Desert

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<p> Yu Jin is an orphan, who was raised by wolves in the desert. She happened to meet a man of Han living with a Xiongnu tribe who takes her back to his camp due to her saving his life from thirst. She soon becomes friends with Xiongnu's children. One year later, due to political changes, her foster father is killed. His only wish was for her to return to his hometown of Chang'an, in the Han Dynasty while hers is to live with the wolves for she has lost the one who she relied on. While going on life's journey she met two men on the way hereby starting her story which will span years with so much colorful and stunning trials and tribulations </p>

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2006-01-01 00:00:00

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<p> Yu Jin is an orphan, who was raised by wolves in the desert. She happened to meet a man of Han living with a Xiongnu tribe who takes her back to his camp due to her saving his life from thirst. She soon becomes friends with Xiongnu's children. One year later, due to political changes, her foster father is killed. His only wish was for her to return to his hometown of Chang'an, in the Han Dynasty while hers is to live with the wolves for she has lost the one who she relied on. While going on life's journey she met two men on the way hereby starting her story which will span years with so much colorful and stunning trials and tribulations </p>

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Da Mo Yao

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<p> The novel is split into two books, with book 1 consisting of 16 chapters and one addendum, and book 2 consisting of 24 chapters. The transition between the two looks was stunningly well-written, leaving me literally ripping open the next book to start devouring. Here's a tidbit to whet your appetite. The final chapter in book 1 ends with Jin Yu writing a short letter to Huo Qu Bing: </p>

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2 Volumes (Complete)

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