The towering white magnolia is stained by countless wicked thoughts, while corpses pile up like mountains in the secluded valley. How can the martial world be divided into good and evil? The righteous are also wicked, and the wicked seem righteous. One seeks the secrets of heaven and buried treasures, then claims the realm, all in the blink of an eye. She was only a young girl with her hair in braids beneath the magnolia tree when one glimpse cost her family their lives and cast her into hell. Climbing out of a sea of bones one step at a time, she became a sect leader, beguiling as a demon before others and a ruthless killer known as the Thousand-Faced Gentleman.
A tiny spark can start a prairie fire. He was a revered deity of noble status, yet willingly joined her in playing games across the martial world.
One seeks the treasure, the other a martial arts manual. Everyone says: whoever gets the treasure rules the realm, and whoever gets the manual rules the realm.
The Canglan Proclamation is issued, and the martial world is thrown into turmoil. Every sect heads to the appointed gathering, except for her, the owner of the tower, who arrives uninvited and outrageously arrogant.
When a certain woman appears, the martial artists fall silent. Why did they bring the demon here? How are they supposed to survive?
The woman only smiles without a word. The martial artists tremble, while a certain man gazes at them gently. Scared already? The game...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
