Zui Hongmou: the Sickly Swordsman Overturns the Situation

Twenty years after the Chengtian Gate Incident, the Dayin Dynasty was undercurrent. Xiao Sanshao, an orphan from the previous dynasty, was in charge of the Xuanjing Division as a sickly noble son. Everywhere the bell rang was the chess game he had set. This seemingly carefree and free-spirited young man actually regards the world as his plate and all sentient beings as his children, weaving a web of revenge while drinking and drinking. Su Linglong, the daughter of the Marquis of Jingan, pretends to be sick and infatuated with sweetness, Xie Changan, the prince of Zhenbei, uses romance to hide his identity as a secret agent, and Gu Qingci, a talented girl from the south of the Yangtze River, hides a cold mission under her gentle skin. The commander of the Jin Yiwei, Shen Mo, follows him like a shadow, the eldest princess Zhao Qingyi is strategizing in the palace, and the immortal national teacher Yuen Long is the real culprit of the murder that year. When the Zuihong Sword is unsheathed, all misplaced identities will be corrected. Xiao Sanshao stood on the top of the imperial city and asked Ye Zhiqiu Jiangshan with a smile: "What you took away in the year, I will eat it back one bite at a time." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.