Martial Arts: Follow Hongxue, Draw Your Sword in the Dark Night and Roam the Rivers and Lakes

Fu Hongxue lived in seclusion in the mountains, and Ye Chen learned swordsmanship from him for ten years. At the end of the ten years, he took a blow from Fu Hongxue. Fu Hongxue said: That's it, you are ready to leave. The first thing I did after coming down the mountain was to treat Master to a drink. He had no money, so he was squatting on the roadside waiting for work, and bumped into a poor guy who called himself Yan Qi. The two hit it off immediately, and the cat went into the bushes to rob the bandit, only to run into Li Hongxiu, the leader of the Beggar Clan, who was killing someone and killing him. Ye Chen cut off the judge's pen with a knife. Li Hongxiu stared at him for a long time and called "Brother Ye Chen." He forgot that ten years ago he gave half a loaf of bread to a little beggar who was about to starve to death. The little beggar's name is Nangong Ling, and Li Hongxiu is her. Wuhua, the Japanese boy who had lost all his muscles and bones back then, was Nangong Ling's brother. There was a night of wine at Fugui Villa. Fu Hongxue drank too much, and Ye Chen led his horse down the mountain. There was wine hanging on the horse's back, and fifty million swings of the knife accumulated over ten years were stored in the scabbard. Yan Qizhui came out and gave him a black coat that he had traveled all night: "Put it on, don't lose my face." The knife was unsheathed, goodbye in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.