Jhu Jhenmu, whose real name is Jhu Jhenyuan, came from the Shaoxing County in Zhejiang Province. The dates of his birth and death are unknown. He worked as a clerk in the telephone exchange in Tianjin in the mid-20s. And his leisure pursuits, painting and engraving seals, won him a good reputation. He started writing wusia novels in the late-20s, after he was influenced by his colleague Huanjhu Loujhu. His first book Tieban Tongpa Lu did not attract readers, then he learned the suspenseful writing style of Gu Mingdao's works. Eventually he became famous; and his works include Cisha Bei, Husiao Longyin, Manku Fongyun and Cianshou Guanyin.

      The story, Husiao Longyin, talks about a group of sia from the martial arts circle who always wanted to overthrow the Cing and bring back the Ming Dynasty. So they organized a troop to assist the army of the Taiping Tianguo. However the self-centered leader of Taiping Tianguo, Hong Sioucyuan, did not take their advice. So this group of sia, gave up their plans and disappeared like a puff of wind.