In this crossover world of the Ming Dynasty, the martial world and the imperial court stand opposed, with flashes of blades and swords flying everywhere.
At court, the ruler is no ruler, and the ministers are no ministers. The Ming emperor is incompetent and tyrannical, little more than a puppet.
The Dragon Guard Villa, the Eastern and Western Depot, the Embroidered Uniform Guard, and the Six Fan Gate all stand side by side, their power overwhelming and their influence extending throughout the court.
In the martial world, the northern and southern schools are divided. Bloodshed and chaos reign, and martial artists defy the law with their skills.
In the north are the Eight Great Sects. In the south are the Summit of Cloud Heaven, the Moving Flower Palace, the Peacock Manor...
And Lin Mo, a mere foot soldier, wipes out the Tartars, is made Marquis Champion, and sweeps through the martial world...
From then on, he walks a path where all is either black or white, staining the world with ink!
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Who can tell me how to divide this realm?
China fell behind in modern times. Confucianism can be said to be the main culprit. Dong Zhongshu can be said to be the turning point in Chinese history. It just went from prosperity to decline. Hundreds of schools of thought. Hey, what a pity.
Author, I think it's good to practice both spear and sword. To kill enemies on the battlefield, use long weapons.
Fengyun is already at the level of Xianwu, right?
When Zhu Houzhao was in the Ming Dynasty, where did the Manchu and Qing Dynasties come from? It should have been called Dajin at that time. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties only came into being when the Manchu Qing Dynasty was officially established.
The protagonist feels more domineering when using a gun or halberd
After cleaning up the Buddhist door, let's also clean up the Taoist door.
Why is there no Shenhou Mansion?
Shooting three arrows at once, the author was kicked in the head by a donkey
Commentary on Chapter 8 of "The First Killer of the Ming Dynasty" written by Mo Rantianxia. He was ordered to command an army of 100,000 in the face of danger (new book requested for collection).