A novel adapted by Yu Youwei

Yu Youwei adapted the novel of the same name from Sword Snow Stride.

Yu Youwei's novel adaptation from Sword Snow Stride was not included. Therefore, I don't know what Yu Youwei's novel adaptation is.

Yu Youwei's first appearance in Sword Snow Stride " was after Xu Fengnian returned from his first trip to the martial world. After Xu Fengnian had a good night's sleep at home, he went to see Yu Youwei. The specific chapter was not mentioned.

Yu Youwei ended up with Han Ming in the drama series " Happy Return." In the drama series, Yu Youwei ended up forgetting Xu Fengnian.

The scene of Xu Fengnian and Yu Youwei in the carriage was in the 23rd chapter of the Sword Dynasty.

Xu Fengnian and Yu Youwei had a plot in the carriage of the Sword Dynasty chapter 23.

Yu Youwei was one of the characters in Sword Snow Stride ". Her original name was Yu Xuanji, and she was the undisputed top courtesan of the Northern Liang Dao. Xu Fengnian rated her as a beauty of eighty-six words. She was the daughter of a rich family. Her father was a scholar of Shang Yin, and her mother was the head of the 3,000 swordsmen of West Chu. Yu Youwei had once wanted to become Xu Fengnian's concubine, but she had rejected his invitation. Her ending was to help each other through thick and thin, so it was better to forget each other in the martial arts world.

Yu Youwei was a character from the online novel Sword Snow Stride ". She was a beautiful and talented woman, her original name was Yu Xuanji. Her father was a teacher of Shangyin Academy, and her mother was a sword attendant of the Great Chu Imperial Palace. Due to the destruction of Great Chu, her mother had lost her life, and her father had also died of depression. In order to take revenge, Yu Youwei changed her name to Yu Xuanji, mingled in the brothel, and got close to the prince, Xu Fengnian. She was famous for her sword dance and beauty, and was known as the " Fish Beauty ". However, Yu Youwei ultimately chose not to return to Northern Liang with Xu Fengnian. The hatred in her heart made her unable to feel at ease. Therefore, Yu Youwei's ending was to help each other in the same boat, and it was better to forget each other in the martial world.

Yu Youwei was a character in " The Sword Snow Stride ". Her original name was Yu Xuanji, and she was the undisputed beauty of the Northern Liang Dao. Xu Fengnian rated her as a beauty of eighty-six words. She was the daughter of a rich family. Her father was a scholar of Shang Yin, and her mother was the head of the 3,000 swordsmen of West Chu. Yu Youwei had once wanted to become Xu Fengnian's concubine, and she had also wanted to keep Xu Fengnian in the Purple Gold Restaurant. However, she had ultimately rejected his invitation. Even though she rejected him, she still felt indignant and conflicted. She had once complained about Xu Fengnian, and in her heart, she blamed him for not taking the initiative to visit her. However, Xu Fengnian was very busy during that period of time. His main and secondary consorts were also neglected. In the end, Yu Youwei chose to reject Xu Fengnian and return to Northern Liang. She believed that where the heart was, the person should be.

Yu Youwei was a character from the online novel Sword Snow Stride ". She was a beautiful and talented woman, her original name was Yu Xuanji. Her father was a teacher of Shangyin Academy, and her mother was a sword attendant of the Great Chu Imperial Palace. Due to the destruction of Great Chu, her mother had lost her life, and her father had also died of depression. In order to take revenge, Yu Youwei changed her name to Yu Youwei, learned the Liangzhou accent, and entered a brothel to practice sword dance, preparing to assassinate the Crown Prince Xu Fengnian. However, she eventually chose to reject Xu Fengnian's invitation and not return to Northern Liang with him. Her ending was relatively good. Although she had complained about Xu Fengnian, she eventually became Xu Fengnian's caged canary and was arranged by Xu Weixiong to enter Shangyin Academy as a chess piece.