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With the Huashan Sect's downfall, Wuji was elected as its new chief. Zhu Xiaotong later revealed that she is Senior Xiaoyao, Mingyue's disciple, but betrayed her master because of love. But her hatred developed into love, acceptance, and maturity.
She then settled to leave her palace for a mission. Heartbroken, Shuangshuang confided her despair on Wuji and began a friendly relationship. They were eventually reunited but their relationship ended after Xiaoyu revealed her betrayal and link to He Yuntian. Shuangshuang accepted Wuji's marriage proposal after his nomination as chief but their marriage was objected by Duan Tianbao, her former senior.
He may not be as skillful as Wuji but his intelligence, confidence, and inquisitive skills have saved him and his friends for several occasions.
During their adventures, Xiaoyu and Wuji met an unnamed skilled swordsman, whom Ziyan was also pursuing. The two swordsmen left and fought Badao until Yue Longxuan appeared before them. With her influence, she used the Chief Steward to give Xiaoyu and Wuji a recommendation letter in order to join the Bu'er Manor.
However, after surviving several adventures together, the two expert martial artists developed a friendship despite being unaware of their relationship and becoming entangled in several love triangles with women they met. This is evident when He Yuntian showed his skills for Wuji and Xiaoyu as well as when he faced off the masked black fighter (who was He Yuntian himself).
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He was used by the Tianmen to lure Mingyue and dispose her since she was a threat to the Tianmen's chief's desire to dominate the pugilist arena.
Meanwhile, Mingyue faced off Yue Longxuan, the Tianmen Chief, and was severely injured. The swordsman looked like the legendary Yan Haotian, Mingyue's former lover. For a year, he secretly learned sword fighting through a manual and a sword he found in the forest.
Wuji is the biological son of Yue Longxuan, Tianmen's chief, and Luo Yunbing/Madam Bing. While at the manor, Xiaoyu and Wuji learned of other mysteries within like headless ghosts, missing artisans, and explosions.
Madam Bing soon exposed herself as Yue Longxuan's wife and Wuji's biological mother.
The contract was that Wuji would pass on his skills to Shuangshuang and they are to fight on the first and fifteenth day of every month in a year. Xiaoyu is one of the main protagonist of the series.
An unfortunate event in her life caused her to depression and strong determination to kill Wuji after she watched her father's death in the hands of Wuji. A street girl, Xiao Yan Zi, in a mix-up ends up as a Princess (officially titled Huan Zhu Ge Ge) instead of her sworn sister (played by Ruby Lin). After a fortuneteller tells her that she's going to die soon in 3 days, An runs into a handsome but weird stranger who keeps telling her that he's The Death. They left for Bu'er City and enlist in the manor's congregation however they needed a recommendation letter as recruits.
He is very compassionate especially with Yuwen Shuang.
Feng Wuque and Jiang Feiyu combined their strength and managed to defeat Yue Longxuan and died. Together they vow to take the martial arts world by storm and search for their true identities Filled with dazzling fight scenes.
Laughing in the Wind is a 2001 Chinese television series produced by Zhang Jizhong, starring Li Yapeng and Xu Qing in the leading roles.
Raised to take revenge on each other they soon find themselves becoming good friends. They eventually captured her but was later rescued by Xiaojiang.
Although, the last episode showed that he accepted the fact but he still chose the right path instead of joining his father in his evil reign. Xiao Yu Er and Hua Wuque, twin sons of adventurer Jiang Feng and the slave girl Hua Yuenu, are separated at birth when their parents are killed. Ziyan was the only person who can manipulate Xiaoyu. This led to Boss Yu's announcement that Ziyan will be Xiaoyu's future wife. Her efforts to win Xiaoyu's heart failed as Xiaoyu rejected her and treated her only as a friend. He acquired his skills from different masters, He Yuntian and Yan Piaoxiang, including Xiaojiang who also imparted his knowledge to Xiaoyu. He befriends almost anyone he met, making every foe his ally. Yuwen Shuang has forgotten about her hate and revenge towards Wuji.
The plot is adapted from Gu Long's novel Juedai Shuangjiao and is seen as a follow-up to the original story. He is a loyal friend and has a word of honor, which he displayed in almost every episode. It was later found out that Badao was forced to duel Feng Wuque and Jiang Feiyu in exchange of his family's life, but Yue Longxuan silenced him.
He lived as a commoner, working at the riverside under a rice merchant, with the intention to save money, search for Yuwen Shuang, and settle in a quiet place.
Boss Yu's, Xiaoyu's foster father, took all means to reunite the ex-lovers but their proud behavior prevented them to. Once more, Xiaoyu reconciled with Ziyan through Yan Piaoxiang's aid.
Wuji spared his life in an agreement that Xiaoyu should determine the real murderer in three months. Shuangshuang's face was burnt while she was locked and tried to escape from a burning hut.
At the same time, Ziyan has welcomed Buddhism and decided to become a nun, Wuji has announced his marriage to Yuwen Shuang, and Luo Yunbing/Madam Bing consulted Chang Chun for treatment. After uncovering the traitor, Xiayou felt guilty into tricking Ziyan.
The series is an adaptation of Louis Cha's novel The Smiling, Proud Wanderer.
It was first broadcast on TTV in Taiwan in 1999 and was followed by The Legendary Siblings 2 in 2002. He mercilessly killed the entire troop with his sword fighting skills. Duan Tianbao abducted her to keep her from Wuji.
After a series of events, Xiaoyu decided to undergo training and discipleship under Yao Haotian.