Move China with One Sword

Friendly recommendation, this is a potential work of martial arts seedlings. Although I am not too fond of the dual protagonist mode, other than this, everything else is pretty good.

Self-recommendation 1-15 Martial arts are in decline and the world is in ruins, and sword-wielding scholars like us are living in the cracks. I hope Dad will lend a helping hand, bow my head, and shed tears of gratitude!

It's a very interesting book, especially the fighting scenes, which are very immersive. Even though Chuanwu is so unpopular, the author remains steadfast. This is a dark horse. An unstoppable group of dark horses! As long as it doesn't collapse in the later stage, becoming a god with one book is no longer an extravagant hope. Introduction: There are nine states in the land of China, and the realm of martial arts is divided into nine levels. Dressed in purple and green lotus, he travels across the nine states, with one sword he decides the world's calamity; dressed in mink fur, he strategizes, carrying the talents of heaven and earth. Watch how the young brothers grow up step by step into powerful men who aspire to dominate the world. There is no fighting spirit, magic, time travel, or rebirth here. There are only the flashes of swords and shadows in the rivers and lakes, the power struggles in the temples, each of the vivid characters, and their soul-stirring stories...

The writing is good and the storyline is pretty good. It has the flavor of traditional martial arts. I have only written dozens of chapters. I recommend it.