Everyone Said I Was a Playboy, but They Didn't Say I Was Invincible.

In a world of high martial arts, dynasties compete for hegemony. Chen Zhibai returned to Beijing seriously injured, with only 70% strength left, and originally wanted to investigate the case. Unexpectedly, the Duke of Zhenguo decided that he was a Qianlong and insisted on giving him the granddaughter of the most beautiful woman in the capital. The eldest prince scolded him for clinging to the powerful, the second prince laughed at him for not knowing his own abilities, and the civil and military officials of the court accused him of not being worthy of his position. Chen Zhibai smiled. He pointed to the north: "Eight years ago, I fought through the thirty-mile bloody road at the border with one person and one sword." He looked towards the Western Region: "The Lord of the Great Light Palace said that I am destined to be with him and gave me the Buddha Seal to protect my body." He felt the "sword seed" left behind by the world's number one killer in his body, and looked at Donghai: "And that one is waiting for me... To return the favor." When the Cang Lang Iron Cavalry presses the realm, the master's balance is broken, and the entire dynasty is in danger. The "bastard" who was despised by everyone slowly drew his sword, and the light shone on the capital: "I said, I came back just to get back everything that should belong to me." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.