Fuso Road

There is a knife on my back. His name is Mo Wu. Before his death, the master asked me to change it to a piano. The piano is called Fusang. I went down the mountain. I don't know how many disputes and conspiracies are waiting for me under the mountain. But I know that Mo Wu is spiritual and he will definitely protect me... Just like, I want to protect my master... This book is a first-person martial arts novel. The author is a young lady, and the protagonist is a female. However, unlike other books, it does not have as many descriptions of romance and love as other female comics. However, it can be seen from the text that the author actually mixed a lot of emotions into it, and the writing is very delicate. I also said that this book is about martial arts. The pleasures and hatreds of martial arts, the light and shadow of swords, of course are also included in this book. The handling of the story is not inferior to that of many male authors. The last thing I want to mention is the historical background of "Fuso Road". Why do I mention this? Because the author is bolder and chooses a relatively chaotic and long-lasting era - the Warring States Period. Imagine, in such a chaotic era with many heroes, will the protagonist drift with the tide in the long river of history, or stand on the stage of heroes and dance with history...