The Ten-Step Sword: The Great Liao Treasure

Liao Taizu Yelü Abaoji spent half his life waging wars and amassed countless treasures of gold and silver, entrusting them all to Sugu, the first supreme deity of the Shaman faith. One day, their bond shattered beyond repair, and the Great Liao treasure, worth three hundred million taels of silver, vanished without a trace, as if it had sunk beneath the sea.

Liao had nine emperors, each generation searching for the treasure. But the dynasty fell, and the treasure remained hidden in the mortal world, never to be seen again.

Legend has it that only by gathering all eight Bagua stones can one uncover the treasure's location. This secret, powerful enough to shake the world, was once known to only a handful of people. No one knows how word got out, but in the blink of an eye, it spread far and wide.

Heroes of the Central Plains, fearsome riders from the northern deserts, swordsmen of Western Xia, and agents of the Jin court all entered the fray, along with court dignitaries, martial arts sects, and lone wandering knights. The martial world was rife with murderous intent, drenched in blood and strife.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.