News Other Novels from Ni Kuang
Ni Kuang (倪匡 ) was known as the "Four Talents of Hong Kong" along with Jin Yong, Huang Xia, and Cai Lan, and was a very powerful science fiction writer, and his work "Wesley" series was a popular science fiction novel at that time.
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1. The Seventh Curse
Hong Kong Movie - 1986
(1986) Movie - Novel - Dr Yuen Series (原振俠系列)
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2. The Legendary Ranger
Hong Kong Drama - 1993, 20 episodes
(1993) Drama - Novel - Dr Yuen Series (原振俠系列)
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3. Lady in Black Cracks the Gate of Hell
Hong Kong Movie - 1967
(1967) Movie - Novel - Magnolia, the Lady in Black (女黑俠木蘭花系列)
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4. The Dark Heroine Mu Lanhua
Hong Kong Movie - 1966
(1966) Movie - Novel - Magnolia, the Lady in Black (女黑俠木蘭花系列)
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5. The Woman in Black and the Black Dragon
Hong Kong Movie - 1966
(1966) Movie - Novel - Magnolia, the Lady in Black (女黑俠木蘭花系列)
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6. The Legend of Wonder Lady
Hong Kong Drama - 1981, 18 episodes
(1981) Drama - Novel - Magnolia, the Lady in Black (女黑俠木蘭花系列)
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7. Gambling for Gold
Taiwanese Movie - 1973
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8. A Brave Young Girl's Spirit (Part 2)
Hong Kong Movie - 1965
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9. A Brave Young Girl's Spirit (Part 1)
Hong Kong Movie - 1965
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10. Ingenious Fluter (Part 1)
Hong Kong Movie - 1961
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