The Golden-Robed Marquis of Lanyue: I Pacify Wagang Stronghold from the Start

The Divine Land is home to four great dynasties: Beili, Liyang, Nan Jue, and Beimang.

The Beili Dynasty is dotted with powerful clans. The Li, Song, Dugu, and Yuwen clans stand above the rest, keeping the imperial power in check.

The Liyang Dynasty is divided among its vassal kings: Xu Xiao, King of Beiliang; Zhao Yi, King of Guangling; Zhao Bing, King of Yanchi; Zhao Heng, King of Jing'an; and Zhao Ying, King of Huainan. None of them are friendly toward the imperial family.

The Beimang Empire is made up of nomadic peoples such as the Northern Yi, Northern Barbarians, Turks, Khitans, Xiongnu, Rouran, Jurchens, and Tatars, all bent on invading the south.

The Nan Jue Empire's sword culture has fallen back a century, so it has taken up the blade and stationed troops for a northern campaign.

In the martial world, Wudi City, Xueyue City, Wushuang City, and Muliang City stand tall. Sword Immortals and Martial Emperors reign above them all, while Shaolin, Wudang, Cihang Jingzhai, and Jingnian Zen Monastery lead the orthodox schools.

The thirty-six sects of the Demonic Cult, Tianwaitian, the World Society, the Yin Kui Sect, Butian Pavilion, the Flower School, Lingjiu Palace, the Bright Cult, the Sun Moon Holy Cult, and others are steeped in evil, sinister and mysterious.

Xiao Yueli transmigrated as the Beili Emperor's uncle, the most handsome man under heaven. He was granted the title of Marquis Lanyue in golden robes, carried a blade into the palace, and stood before the emperor without bowing.

His first battle was to lead an army against Wagang Stronghold.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.