An unremarkable young jailer in the Great Liang Kingdom saves an important court official through a series of chance encounters. This brings him into contact with the number-one official's son in Great Liang and sparks a tangled romance with a wandering heroine and the ruler's daughter. Amid the dangers of the martial world and the political schemes of the court, he holds fast to his original sense of justice, overcomes countless obstacles, masters peerless martial arts, and, with the help of his companions, uses his intelligence and fighting skills to unleash a storm of youthful energy across the Great Liang court…
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
After reading the first few chapters, the author's style has a bit of Ma Boyong's flavor. Although traditional martial arts is difficult to write, I am optimistic about the author. Jin Yong's martial arts in my childhood has left a deep impression on me. I hope the author can write about life in the world like Mr. Cha. In addition, it seems that Shu Feiwen and Hong He are a couple, so it would be wonderful if the two men are the same.