Lu Xixing
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Lu Xixing (Traditional: 陸西星; Simplified: 陆西星; Pinyin: Lù Xīxīng; 1520-1606) was born in Xinghua, Jiangsu in the Ming dynasty. He was thought to be another probable author of Fengshen Yanyi along with Xu Zhonglin.
Lu was a daoist. His works include Huanan Jing Fumuo (Huanan Prayer Copy) (南華經副墨;南华经副墨)and Fangwu Waishi (The Untold History of a Square Teapot)(方壺外史;方壶外史), which are collected in Chuanqi Huikau (Truths in Legends)(傳奇彙考;传奇汇考) and Minguanglin Shi (The Poetic Collection of Mingguanglin)(明廣陵詩;明广陵诗) Volume 2-12.
