I, Liu Bang, Finally Lived the Way He Wanted

Name: I, Liu Bang, Finally Lived the Way He Wanted
Author: Ordinary Mental Patient

by Ordinary Mental Patient

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At the end of the Warring States Period, seven heroes competed for the throne, and the world was in chaos. Hundreds of schools of thought abandoned literature and followed martial arts, each established a mountain gate, discussed Tao with swords, and contended with martial arts. Confucianism holds swords and observes etiquette, Taoism refines energy and rides the wind, Mohism hides armor in organs, Legalism tortures and kills like frost, military strategists destroy armies and bleed, and Yin and Yang curses bewitch the mind. Hundreds of families are attacking each other, blood is flowing in the rivers and lakes, and the people are displaced. Li Yanqiu, a sweeper in the Wanhua Building of the Zajia family, was lonely and bullied since he was a child. However, in a tragic disaster that destroyed his family, he lost the ancient secret "The Secret of the Return of Hundreds of Families to the Yuan Dynasty". From then on, he endured the humiliation, hid his edge, carried a jade in stealth, and struggled to survive in the bloody storm. He meets a chivalrous girl from the Mohist family, gets to know the saint of yin and yang, becomes a hero, and becomes embroiled in conflicts among sects, the righteousness of family and country, and the secrets of the ages. He is a master of martial arts, practicing hundreds of schools of thought, and does not rely on any one sect or sect. The righteous people regard him as a heretic, the evil sects hate him as if they are flesh and blood, and hundreds of schools want to get rid of him. And with his humble body, holding a sword, and guarding his heart, he held up a heroic sky in troubled times. The greatness of chivalry is not in the sect or the books, but in a thought in the heart. One sword brings peace to the world, and all families return to peace. This book inherits Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts style and writes about hundreds of schools of thought during the Warring States Period. It emphasizes chivalry, friendship, and Jianghu spirit. It is slow-burning and delicate. It is a long series and is updated steadily every day.