Young White Horse: the Wind Blows up the Firewood and Brings Chaos to the Court.

The Xiaoyao Yufeng Sect was destroyed, and the Beili royal family stole the world's military fortune. Su Qingci, Li Changsheng's junior brother, vowed to do two things: to revive the sect and cut off the Beili Xiao family's national destiny. Everything originated from the marriage-robbing rebellion of the Gu family in Chaisang City in southwest China. Yan Bietian marries and sets up a trap to kill Gu Luoli, and a war breaks out. The forbidden curse of the falling star appears. Wen Hujiu is about to die. Su Qingci goes to the trap in white clothes to rescue him. He meets Ling Qinghan to purify the evil power and put an end to the Gu family's bloodshed. Since then, he has been traveling with Baili Dongjun, Sikong Changfeng, Lei Mengsha, Luo Xuan and Su Qingci. He hid his sharp edge and secretly inspired the young people to improve their martial arts, witnessing their growth from ignorant children to top figures who stirred up the world. Things happened in the south of the Yangtze River, and everyone went north to Tianqi. The kings of the Beili court are fighting for power, and the royal family's conspiracy to suppress the world and rob the martial arts fortune is revealed layer by layer. Su Qingci lurked in the dark, taking advantage of the disputes in the rivers and lakes to drive a wedge between the temple kings, gathering old members of the Yufeng Sect, and plotting to bring chaos to the court step by step, hoping to cut off the Xiao family's centuries-old dragon spirit with one sword. The young man defends his chivalry, and the swordsman avenges his family. Starting from a bloody battle in Chaisang, a chaos in rivers, lakes and temples that swept through the entire Beili Dynasty slowly began. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.