Kindness doesn't mean being a pushover, and killing doesn't mean being cruel.
Ignoring the cold stares of the world, he holds on to the one bond in his heart, gripping a three-foot sword as he shatters the endless firmament.
Zhang Haoyu is a man with nothing left to live for. By chance, he obtains the Martial God Ring and discovers how to resurrect his dearest loved ones. From then on, whoever stands in his way dies, be they man or Buddha.
Along this arduous path, he encounters countless friendships and loves, and his lonely heart is no longer cold.
Who says a swordsman must sever all worldly attachments? It is precisely that trace of warmth in his heart that lets his sword shatter the firmament!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Nowadays, those who write about martial arts are basically not interesting. They just use swords, show off, and pick up girls. No one really writes martial arts novels. Martial arts and martial arts are martial arts. The most important thing is to write about martial arts. Don't just write about popular martial arts. Be more biased. I remember a very good martial arts novel. It uses an umbrella as a weapon, and it is a weapon in the world. Umbrellas, whips, axes, or physical training, using the body as a weapon.
Emma and Xihuazi can be acquired, then you are a master in Yitian!
The introduction is well written, but I don't know the content.