The strongest of the Nine Worthies of Great Ming! I hear Ye Gucheng and Ximen Chuixue are about to duel atop the Forbidden City? Cao Zhengchun, Cao Zhengchun! You idiot! Hurry up and go. Tickets are ten thousand taels apiece! What? Silver? I said gold!
I hear the Embroidered Uniform Guard recently formed a squad of beautiful female guards? And that female captain keeps finding Leng Xue to discuss work? Come on over! I love discussing work. Hahaha!
The Sword of Mount Hua has been drawn, and the Bashan Sword Sect says they won't accept it? Today's latest news: The Iron Gall Marquis has broken through to Grandmaster! The Divine Marquis's residence has captured the Phantom Thief! The young master of the Li family has placed third in the imperial examinations!
Great Ming is truly flourishing. Hahaha!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What is written in such a mess?
Commentary on the first chapter of Zhu Menglong, the Nine Strongest Kings of the Ming Dynasty, written by Mr. Siweite.
The names of royal families in the Ming Dynasty were obtained based on seniority and the five elements, right?
What the hell is this mess?