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Wu Song
determined, and compassionate. Wu Song lives in Yanggu County and is known for his strength and courage. He kills a tiger that terrorizes the town, earning him fame and respect. Despite his newfound status, he remains humble and helps those in need, including saving a woman from bandits.
Pan Jinlian
cunning, and manipulative. Pan Jinlian lives in Yanggu County with her husband Wu Dalang and brotherinlaw Wu Song. She harbors secret feelings for Wu Song but maintains a facade of innocence. Her actions often lead to tension within the family, particularly with her husband.
Wu Dalang
trusting, and hardworking. Wu Dalang lives in Yanggu County with his wife Pan Jinlian and brother Wu Song. Despite his good nature, he often falls prey to his wife's schemes due to his trusting nature. His relationship with Wu Song remains strained due to Pan Jinlian's manipulations.
I, Wu Song, am the tiger killer.
I was born into a poor family in Yanggu County.
From a young age, I was determined and strong.
I never gave in to adversity nor did I let my circumstances affect my spirit.
One day, a tiger appeared in Yanggu County and began to terrorize the townspeople.
It had already eaten many people when I decided that I had to do something.
I could not just sit by and do nothing while more people died.
Using my strength, I killed the ferocious tiger and saved the people of Yanggu County.
From that day on, I became known as "Tiger-Killer" throughout the land.
News of my bravery soon reached the capital and I was summoned before the emperor.
The emperor rewarded me generously for my bravery and gave me a high position in the military.
However, despite all the fame and fortune that I received, I never forgot my humble beginnings.
I continued to live in Yanggu County and help those in need.
One day while out traveling, I came across a woman who was surrounded by bandits.
Without hesitation, I jumped down from my horse and fought off the bandits, saving the woman.
After the bandits were defeated, I approached the woman who was trembling with fear.
She clutched her torn dress and stared at the unconscious bandits scattered around us.
I kept a respectful distance from her and removed my outer robe, offering it to her.
She accepted it with shaking hands and put it on.
I then led my horse closer and explained that Yanggu County was half a day's ride away.
The woman hesitated for a moment, eyeing me warily despite my help.
I demonstrated how to mount the horse by getting on first, then extended my hand to help her up behind me.
She finally took my hand and climbed onto the horse.
As we rode, I guided my horse along the winding path, feeling the woman's grip tighten around my waist whenever we crossed uneven ground.
The leather saddle creaked beneath our combined weight.
She hadn't spoken since we began riding, but her occasional shivers told me she was still processing her ordeal with the bandits.
My outer robe draped over her shoulders flapped in the cooling evening breeze.
I kept our pace steady, choosing the smoothest parts of the dirt road to minimize her discomfort.
When we reached a fork in the path, I pulled the reins left, steering us toward the familiar route to Xiangyang Valley County.
The sun was setting, casting long shadows across the valley.
The woman's grip on my waist loosened slightly as she grew more at ease with the ride.
Behind me, I heard her clear her throat softly, breaking the hours-long silence between us.
Her voice trembled slightly as she leaned forward, curiosity evident in her tone.
"Tiger-Killer," she said, using the title I'd recently earned, "what brings a hero like you to this remote valley?"
