Legend of Ice

During the Dawu period, the rulers of Kyushu were obsessed with seeking immortality and seeking immortality. They moved their capital south and reduced their troops to build temples. The army is weak, the treasury is empty, the surrounding princes are often defeated, and the borders are constantly being eroded. At the right time, someone from the temple suggested that since there were many talented people and strangers in the world, martial arts sects should be supported, and power should be delegated to sects and gangs in various places, and cities and land should be built as shields to relieve the danger of the imperial court. For a time, martial arts and religion were promoted all over Kyushu, and various sects emerged one after another. There were countless sects, large and small. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.