This is a chaotic martial world where masters like Ximen Chuixue, Ye Gucheng, and the Iron Gallbladder Marquis reign supreme. The four kingdoms of Sui, Ming, Song, and Yuan stand in a balance of power, while countless smaller nations, including Dali, Tubo, and Mongolia, rise alongside them. For the sake of the plot, Lu Xiaofeng will not appear in this book.
As lovely as jade among men, a peerless young gentleman;
Cold moonlight fades, clouds dye the frost, a song caresses the heart.
His name is Leng Qingge.
He is peerless in character. At just fourteen, he dares to face emperors without being servile or arrogant. His words, "Even a commoner can look down on princes," have earned him fame throughout the land.
He carries out the late emperor's edict, wielding the Seven Tribulations Dragon Abyss Sword, also known as the Son of Heaven Sword. He holds the power of the Seven Killings: those who bring ruin to the nation, harm the people, are corrupt officials, petty bureaucrats, disloyal, unfilial, or unrighteous may be executed on sight, without first reporting to the throne. He tours the realm to punish crimes and bring justice to the people.
He is peerlessly handsome and proud above all. Dressed in a black martial outfit with a white robe draped over it, he ties his black hair casually behind his head. It streams in the wind, wild and unrestrained.
The protagonist's personality toward his enemies is like the sixth month of the lunar calendar…
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I can't read several chapters.