In Gu Long's novel, who was Ah Fei's father?

In Gu Long's novel " The Heartless Sword of the Sentimental Swordsman ", A'fei was a well-known swordsman in the martial arts world and a young man in a restaurant. He was born into a martial arts family and once owned a legendary divine sword. However, Hoodlum's father left him when he was still a child and let him grow up alone. Hoodlum had shown extraordinary talent in swordsmanship when he was young, and he had made a name for himself in the game. He often drank in the tavern and made many like-minded friends. At the same time, he was often praised by others for his intelligence. In " The Heartless Sword of the Amorous Swordsman ", Hoodlum and the protagonist, Li Xunhuan, had a fierce showdown. Both of their swordsmanship was excellent. Hoodlum showed his superb swordsmanship in this duel and finally defeated Li Xunhuan, becoming a legend in the martial arts world.

In Gu Long's novel, The First Blade of Wind and Cloud, Ah Fei was Lu Xiaofeng's son.

In Gu Long's novel, the one who grew up with the wolf was Fu Hongxue. Fu Hongxue was a character in " The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng ". When he was young, he grew up in a remote mountainous area with a wolf by his side. The wolf became his good friend and loyal companion. Hoodlum was a character in " The Legend of Chu Liuxiang." He didn't grow up with wolves. His relationship with wolves was more like a strange symbiotic relationship.

Gu Long's novels had many descriptions of Hoodlum. The following are some of his famous works: In the third volume of the " Legend of Lu Xiaofeng " series," Three Yin Centipede Claw ", there was a chapter called " Ah Fei ". Li Xunhuan in " The Peerless Prides " could be seen as the image spokesperson of Ah Fei. There were many appearances and deeds of Ah Fei in the novel. 3. The protagonist Long Fei in " Snowflake Dragon Goddess " was also one of Afei's image representatives. 4. In the Legend of Lu Xiaofeng series, Lu Xiaofeng often appeared as Ah Fei and described his deeds in many chapters of the novel. In Meteor Butterfly Sword, there was a character called Ah Fei who was also known for his speed and agility. Other than that, Gu Long's other novels such as " White Jade Tiger,"" The Legend of Chu Liuxiang,"" Meteor·Butterfly·Sword " and so on also depicted Afei's plot.

Ye Kai and Ah Fei met in Gu Long's novel," The Peerless Prides."

Gu Long's novel, The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng, did mention that Ah Fei was Shen Lang's son.

It was not that Ah Fei in Gu Long's novel, The First Blade of Wind and Cloud, was not Shen Lang's descendant. In the novel, Hoodlum was a mysterious character whose identity and background had always been controversial. Some people thought that he was Shen Lang's descendant, but there were also some who thought that he was the descendant of someone else. However, no matter what his identity was, Ah Fei was an outstanding swordsman in the novel, and his story was worth pondering.

In Gu Long's novel, Lin Xian `er handed her daughter over to Ah Fei because she believed that Ah Fei was a responsible person who could take good care of her. In the novel, Lin Xian `er had once told Ah Fei that she had saved his life before, so she believed that he would take responsibility for her daughter. Furthermore, Lin Xian `er and Ah Fei had a special relationship. She believed that Ah Fei would treat her daughter well and take good care of her. In the end, Lin Xian `er handed her daughter over to Ah Fei because she believed that Ah Fei would be able to shoulder the responsibility of providing her with a safe and warm home.

In Gu Long's wuxia novel," The Peerless Twin Prides," Tie Xinlan's father was Li Xunhuan.

The Wedding Dress Divine Art was a fictional martial art in Gu Long's novel. There was no clear mention of who the protagonist was. The Wedding Dress Divine Art was a story about a woman who used this martial art to take off her wedding dress and armor and save herself from danger. Therefore, the protagonist could be the woman who used the Wedding Dress Divine Art or another character in the story.