Niu Heting (Chinese: 牛鶴亭; 1930–1997), better known by his pen name Wolong Sheng (Chinese: 臥龍生), was a Chinese writer of wuxia novels.

Niu was born in Zhenping County, Henan, China. He published about 30 novels in a span of over two decades and his works dominated the modern wuxia genre until Gu Long came into the scene.

Novels

• Windblown Dust, Hidden Hero (風塵俠隱)
• Rainbow-Startling Sword Shakes the Rivers and Lakes (驚虹一劍震江湖)
• Flying Swallow Startles the Dragon (飛燕驚龍)
• Iron Flute, Divine Sword (鐵笛神劍)
• Jade Hairpin Oath (玉釵盟)
• Heavenly Fragrant Whirlwind (天香飆)
• Nameless Flute (無名簫)
• The Tiger's Den (虎穴)
• Red Snow, Black Frost (絳雪玄霜)
• The Delicate Hand Incident (素手劫)
• Inseparable Hero Companions (天涯俠侶)
• Golden Sword, Eagle Feathers (金劍雕翎)
• The Weathered Swallow Returns (風雨燕歸來)
• Heavenly Sword, Superb Sabre (天劍絕刀)
• Twin Phoenix Flags (雙鳳旗)
• Fluttering Flower Decree (飄花令)
• Favor-Returning Sword (還情劍)
• Heavenly Crane Manual (天鶴譜)
• The Sword As a Matchmaker (指劍為媒)
• Holy Sword, Sentimental Sabre (聖劍情刀)
• Iron Sword, Jade Pendant (鐵劍玉佩)
• Kingfisher Sleeve, Jade Bracelet (翠袖玉環)
• Escort Banner (鏢旗)
• Gallant Heroes of China (神州豪俠傳)
• Hero Shadow, Demon Tracks (俠影魔蹤)
• Winter Plum, Proud Frost (寒梅傲霜)
• Jade Hand Assignment (玉手點將錄)
• Flying Bell (飛鈴)
• Flying Dragon of the Remote Regions (八荒飛龍記)
• Shake the Flower, Release the Hawk (搖花放鷹傳)
• Bloody Sword, Loyal Heart (血劍丹心)
• Gold Phoenix Arrow (金鳳剪)
• The Golden Brush Dots the Eye of the Dragon (金筆點龍記)
• Invisible Sword (無形劍)
• Flower Phoenix (花鳳)
• Smoke Locks the Rivers and Lakes (煙鎖江湖)
• Spring and Autumn Brush (春秋筆)
• Black and White Sword (黑白劍)
• Four Spirit Beauties (幽靈四艷)
• The Sword that Leaves No Mark (劍無痕)
• Heavenly Dragon Armor (天龍甲)
• Chivalry and Tenderness (俠骨柔情)
• Flying Flower Chases the Moon (飛花逐月)
• Frost Raiment of the Heavenly Steed (天馬霜衣)

External links

• Wolong Sheng
• Wu Jizun Site devoted to Wuxia novels, manhua and translations
• Swallow and Dragon - An ongoing translation into English of a famous Wolong Sheng novel.
• (in Korean) Wolong Sheng Wuxia Novels

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