Tian Lang is a Chinese author of wuxia fiction, though publicly available information about him is limited: his nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name have not been disclosed. The database holds one work by him, Jianghu Ling: Jian Duan Enchou (The Jianghu Token: The Sword Severs Grudges), which is classified as a wuxia novel. This work indicates that Tian Lang draws on the traditional jianghu world, building his narrative around tokens, swords, and entanglements of gratitude and vengeance; the title itself points to the central image of the "jianghu token" and the plot's focus on a sword cutting through old grudges, giving the book clear markers of the wuxia genre. Because very little verifiable biographical material about the author is available, his writing career, lineage of mentorship, and total output remain uncertain, and it is not possible to describe his full style or the influence of his work. Readers wishing to know Tian Lang can currently begin only with The Jianghu Token: The Sword Severs Grudges, encountering his treatment of vengeance and the swordsman image within its concrete jianghu narrative.
