Bai Hui, the legitimate daughter of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, hooked up with the scumbag of the Hou family to escape from marriage. She hooked up with Li Lanqing, the daughter of the minister, and went to the rivers and lakes overnight. Unexpectedly, she provoked the young owner of Laolong Villa at the beginning and was almost chased! Fortunately, Fang Ye, the young master of Peach Blossom Island, came to the rescue. By mistake, he joined the Huo Luan Sect and actually opened the silver coffin in the Lingchi Cave in the Qinglong Mountains to awaken the ancient sword spirit Wu Yang! From now on, with the sword master in hand, I own the world?
Disguised as a man while visiting a flower house, accidentally broke into the Grooms' Pavilion and was surrounded by a henchman. In a desperate situation, he met Zhan Zhi, an illegitimate son of the Holy Medical Valley, and was almost pulled into a sworn marriage by an enthusiastic daughter. He picked up the abandoned prince Zheng Haoche who was seriously injured and had amnesia. He took good care of him and raised a clingy little follower. Three months later, the royal delegation came to kill him. The amnesiac prince would rather die than return to the palace, and directly challenged the imperial power to his doorstep!
The witch Gu girl Xiao Se went online with the purification Gu, but was cut off by Bai Hui. She was chased by the ghost-faced man and was forced to join the gang; Qianji Pavilion disciple Gu Yi and the clairvoyant Lu Zao gathered one after another, eight people and one sword to form the "Jianghu Nine Sons", but the style of painting completely went wrong - troubles in the flower house, sects destroyed, spiritual pool exploration, trap escape, the rivers and lakes turned into a large-scale horse capture scene!
Who would have guessed. . . .
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.