Wei Yu (尾鱼)
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Wei Yu, female, Han nationality, real name: Yuan Xiaobei, was born on March 16, 1984 in Jiangsu Province. She is a contracted author of Jinjiang Literature City in China . Her works are mainly modern legends, romances, and thrillers. Her representative works include “Si Teng”, “Life in April”, “West Out of Yumen”, “Three Lines of Reincarnation”, “Dragon Bone Burning Box”, “Owl Rises in the Green Soil”, etc.
On September 28, 2009, Wei Yu’s work “Kaifeng Zhiguai” began serialization on Jinjiang Literature City. The main text was completed on June 8, 2011. From 2011 to 2016, she created works such as “Rage Ringing the Bell”, “Half-demon Si Teng”, and “West Out of Yumen”
In March 2016, Kaifeng Strange Tales was published. In 2017, Wei Yu’s work “Life in April” was published by Qingdao Publishing House. On January 10, 2018, the work “Three Lines of Reincarnation” began serialization, with a total of 569,286 words. On October 30, 2020, the work “Xiao Qi Qingrang” began serialization and ended on May 24, 2021, with a total of 689,997 words. In March 2021, the TV series “Yu Zhao Ling” adapted from “Kaifeng Zhiguai” was released. In November 2022, the work “Half-Demon Si Teng” won the 3rd Pan-Chinese Network Literature Golden Keyboard Award and the Outstanding Film and Television Adaptation Award. On April 25, 2024, she released the work “Flesh and Bone Cage”, with a total of 668,244 words. In May 2025, Wei Yu’s work “April Events” was published by Sichuan Literature and Art Publishing House. On June 8 of the same year, the TV series “Seven Relics of Ill Omen” for which she was the screenwriter was broadcast.
In addition to the mysterious colors, tense plots, and love stories that myths and legends bring to the works, the real and vivid regional writing is also a significant feature of the Weiyu series of works. It takes readers into a geographical space far away from the city, providing a geographical environment for myths and legends such as the Classic of Mountains and Seas to rely on and for readers to develop their imagination.
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Over two thousand years ago, on a dark night, Xu Fu’s treasure ship, sailing in the eastern seas to seek immortality and elixirs, set sail. But few knew that at the same time, a troop of soldiers with black turbans secretly entered the vast and desolate Nanba Forest…- 2.5 K • Nov 18, '25
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Si Teng, a spirit transformed from a white vine (commonly known as a “ghost vine”) in Southwest China in 1910, was poisonous, cunning, and ruthless, even killing its own kind. She was also known as the “Demon Slayer,” unrivaled in power, never losing a battle. The demon world feared her, and the Taoist community trembled before her.- 1.9 K • Oct 1, '25
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- Some say that the faint outline of the square earthen city you see in the midnight sandstorm is actually the ghost of Yumen Pass.
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