If God Had Not Given Birth to Me, Xiao Baiyi, My Swordsmanship Would Last Forever, Li Chungang

Living in a world where martial arts and temples coexist, what would you choose? Master Li Chungang is the best in the world. "If heaven had not given birth to me, Li Chungang, my swordsmanship would be as long as the night." Ever since Xiao Baiyi came into being, the Fengliu Sword God was willing to be his protector. As the fourth prince of the Yan Dynasty, his mother died when he was three years old and he was exiled to the bitter cold land of the northwest. I got a counselor, Mr. Wu, no one knows his real name. All I know is that he was given the reputation of being the smartest person in the world, Bai Xiaosheng. "Mr. Wu has the talent of Qilin." Bad handsome man Yuan Tiangang breaks the luck of the world. After three points of the world, Xiao Baiyi takes one point. Confucian sages, Buddhas, Taoist immortals, and warriors in the knot hair realm emerge in endlessly, collectively referred to as land gods. I, Xiao Baiyi, swear: "If I enter the Jianghu world, it will mean that Xiao Baiyi was not born to me, and Li Chungang is the master of swordsmanship forever." "If I enter the temple, I will continue to bring benefits to all people, and I will use the false name of 'one emperor through the ages'." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.