The End of the World: from Abandoned Baby to Legend

An abandoned baby on a snowy night was saved by Zhou Qi, the old leader of the Beggar Clan. Bai Ye grew up crawling around in a beggar's den, secretly learned the Beggar Boxing and Can Feng footwork, and relied on his cleverness to thrive on the streets. When he was eight years old, he encountered a robber. A swordsman in green killed the enemy with three moves and floated away. This was the first time Bai Ye saw what a "master" was. From that moment on, a seed was planted in his heart: he wanted to become the strongest in the world. Before Zhou Qi died, he gave him a broken jade tablet: "Go to the Qingyun Gate." Bai Ye took this jade tablet that concealed the secret of an old case and entered the martial arts world. Average qualifications? It doesn't matter. He is as cunning as a fox in the market, using hidden weapons, traps, and psychological warfare to do everything he can - he was promoted unexpectedly to the outer sect, he was able to monopolize rare treasures in secret realms, and the gangsters in Black Wind Village were turned upside down by him alone. But the deeper the rivers and lakes go, the stronger the enemies become. When his strategy could not bridge the gap in strength, Bai Ye tightened his grip on the long sword. From then on, he used his sword energy and his thoughts to defeat the enemy, fighting all the way from the Qingyun Gate to the top of the martial arts world. Hidden weapons, sword energy, qigong, and mind-controlled swords are all in one volume. He is an abandoned baby This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.