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Known from late Qing–era Chinese fiction preserved in digital libraries, this pen name is attached to the novel Sha Zi Bao ("The Child-Killing Case"). Very little biographical information appears to survive, which makes the work itself the clearest window into the author behind it.

by Lingyanqiaozi
Lingyanqiaozi appears to be a historical Chinese author or literary pseudonym rather than a well-documented modern figure. The name is associated with Sha Zi Bao, a Chinese novel that has been preserved and cataloged by projects such as Project Gutenberg and the Internet Archive.
Reliable biographical details about the person behind the name are scarce in the sources I could confirm. I was not able to verify standard facts such as birth and death dates, hometown, or a broader bibliography, so it is safest to describe Lingyanqiaozi as an obscure author known mainly through this surviving work.
That scarcity can be part of the interest: for readers today, Lingyanqiaozi stands as one of those writers whose voice outlasted their biography, leaving the text itself to carry their legacy.